WILL'S SONG (“The Happy Wanderer”)
COPYRIGHT 2009 by Sam A. Robrin or whoever the hell it is who writes these things. Go ahead and use it (Hey, I lifted the melody!), but if you make a little money on it, I want some!YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.I walk across the USA
Upon a freedom quest,
And as I roam, you'll hear me say,
My porc shirt on my chest:
L- I -B E -R -T Y- I -B
1 who walks the walk to talk of
Living free
Liberty
My porc shirt on my chest.
The winds, the hills, each rock and tree,
The sun and stars combine
To show the traits of liberty
In nature's grand design.
L- I -B E -R -T Y- I -B
1 who walks the walk to talk of
Living free
Liberty
In nature's grand design.
I tread, with ever-tiring feet,
Along the myriad miles.
For every hostile face I meet,
I see a hundred smiles.
L- I -B E -R -T Y- I -B
1 who walks the walk to talk of
Living free
Liberty
I see a hundred smiles.
When, as it must, the long walk ends,
At Hampshire's craggy stone,
I will, with freedom-loving friends,
No longer walk alone.
L- I -B E -R -T Y- I -B
1 who walks the walk to talk of
Living free
Liberty
No longer walk alone.
I'll know, the day I sink my toes
In chill Atlantic foam,
However far the long road goes,
My journey led me home.
L- I -B E -R -T Y- I -B
1 who walks the walk to talk of
Living free
Liberty
My journey led me home.
