As I was following the road back to our house Deeper than blue was the dusk through the trees With the last of the leaves clinging on like my mother’s hands Cold as the sandpaper wind on my cheeks
Over the river and under the railway Moon lighting silver the ribbon of road And the phone lines were whistling like my mother’s breathing And my eyes were streaming And there’s a clock on my wall And sometimes I hear it in my dreams But I won’t be afraid of the changes a-coming While I know a love that is sure as the morning
There’s a light in the clockhouse a light in the chapel A light in the hallway left on by an angel And I creak up the stairs and I pause on the threshold To take off my boots and my clothes in the dark And with my nose like a fox and my skin like a chicken I steal into bed where its warm as an oven And you feel like the bread made in my mother’s kitchen And we’re peaceful as a candle
And the clock on my wall, Sometimes I hear it in my dreams But I won’t be afraid of the changes a-coming While I know a love that is sure as the dawn No I won’t be afraid of the darkness a-coming While I know a love that is sure as the morningTeksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.