Tom  Ebelt songs				 
			
Just an ode to simpler times.
Copyright(c)1997
Tom Ebelt
ON FEATHERED WINGS
Lord, lay me down in the gently rolling hills where I was born.
And let me taste nectar of sweet mist upon the morn.
Where bird-song invites kindred spirits to believe they can fly.
And welcome weary travelers, taste heaven 'neith the sky.
And they speak of the old times, their parents, and the land.
Great grandma picked berries, great grandpa was a loggin' man.
And ships sailed the water, stout timbers and a head of steam.
And rivers were highways, and farm land was a dream.
(chorus)
Where we can sit in the sunset.
We can sing out a song.
We can dream of the magical moon.
Count all the stars 'till they're gone.
Now let me sing of my sweetheart, my children, and my friends.
And Lord let my living have some meaning before it ends.
And so with the words of a poet, I'll sing of flowing springs.
And green trees and campfires, and wishes on feathered wings.
(chorus)
			Copyright(c)1997
Tom Ebelt
ON FEATHERED WINGS
Lord, lay me down in the gently rolling hills where I was born.
And let me taste nectar of sweet mist upon the morn.
Where bird-song invites kindred spirits to believe they can fly.
And welcome weary travelers, taste heaven 'neith the sky.
And they speak of the old times, their parents, and the land.
Great grandma picked berries, great grandpa was a loggin' man.
And ships sailed the water, stout timbers and a head of steam.
And rivers were highways, and farm land was a dream.
(chorus)
Where we can sit in the sunset.
We can sing out a song.
We can dream of the magical moon.
Count all the stars 'till they're gone.
Now let me sing of my sweetheart, my children, and my friends.
And Lord let my living have some meaning before it ends.
And so with the words of a poet, I'll sing of flowing springs.
And green trees and campfires, and wishes on feathered wings.
(chorus)
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