Miles from Minnesota Songtext

I'll sing it to you 'neath the open sky

Leave, I wish we could right now,
Alas, for we must wait somehow
But while we wait i'll sing this lullaby

Oh! We've got everywhere to go
You should sleep I'll see you in the morning
Oh! We've got everywhere to go
You should sleep I'll see you in the morning

The willows weep down wisdom words
And we will pass beneath the birds
Along the snow line to the river bed

A stranger was in my yard this morn
His hair was fair, his feet were torn
I was haunted by the words that he said

He said: I assume the role of a troubadour,
Singing to you from the floor
Don't be fool by my minor chords

I know why you look bereft
You haven't lived before you've left
He departed not a beggar but a lord

Oh! We've got everywhere to go
You should sleep I'll see you in the morning
Oh! We've got everywhere to go
You should sleep I'll see you in the morning

Yes next year we'll go travelling
Our escapades so baffling
Our sovereign love returning to the sea

We'll be miles from Minnesota then
Writing letters we won't send
For no words shall contain what will be

Well your sweet voice and my rough hands
When darkness prowls we will dance
Through bluffs and fields and orchards with the moon

Yes next year we will leave this place
Summer's kiss is just a taste
Fall's warm embrace is coming to us soon

Oh! We've got everywhere to go
You should sleep I'll see you in the morning
Oh! We've got everywhere to go
You should sleep I'll see you in the morning