Upon Hilly Fields
from A Coming Of Age by LUCKY SOUL
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lyrics
Ride a blue eyed horse far away from home, far away from fear into the fields I go
I took the road less run, took a lover on a long, cold lonely night and now sorrow, sorrow wears me like a badge
But my heart was yours to steal, as long as the grass grows upon
Hilly Fields, where you took my arms and taught them how to feel
How I loved you
Put my faith in words, bet my life on harmony and when the bubble burst I felt the pain wash over me
See how the branches bow, a sad reflection of a love that weighed too much and toppled
Strangled by its wanderlust
But my heart was yours to steal, as long as the shadows upon
Hilly Fields, where you took my arms and taught them how to feel
How I loved you
Sunset and fields turn sepia, dusk settling deep in your arms, how could I come to any harm?
But my heart crushed beneath your heel, and scattered like ashes upon
Hilly Fields, where you took my heart, ain’t made of steel, it cracks when the sun falls upon
Hilly Fields, but if you asked me now if I would do it all again, how I’d love to
I took the road less run, took a lover on a long, cold lonely night and now sorrow, sorrow wears me like a badge
But my heart was yours to steal, as long as the grass grows upon
Hilly Fields, where you took my arms and taught them how to feel
How I loved you
Put my faith in words, bet my life on harmony and when the bubble burst I felt the pain wash over me
See how the branches bow, a sad reflection of a love that weighed too much and toppled
Strangled by its wanderlust
But my heart was yours to steal, as long as the shadows upon
Hilly Fields, where you took my arms and taught them how to feel
How I loved you
Sunset and fields turn sepia, dusk settling deep in your arms, how could I come to any harm?
But my heart crushed beneath your heel, and scattered like ashes upon
Hilly Fields, where you took my heart, ain’t made of steel, it cracks when the sun falls upon
Hilly Fields, but if you asked me now if I would do it all again, how I’d love to
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from A Coming Of Age,
released April 26, 2010
Andrew Laidlaw
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