Lyrics to Wooden Horses
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Fifteen years ain't so long
When you're living by the river
You and your bride of seventeen
Every day spent with her
Summer is late in the valley
And the garden is finding it so cold
Your daughter has gone to New York
And the Ram was finally sold
And all around you, above and from below
Isn't it strange, the way life goes?
And you lie with your window open, so you see the stars
Thinking of wooden horses, playing old guitars
What seems like yesterdays
Your children they grew beside you
And love was harvested every year
When the evening breezes blew
And all around you, above and from below
Isn't it strange, the way life goes?
And you lie with your window open, so you see the stars
Thinking of wooden horses, playing old guitars
And you lie with your window open, so you see the stars
Thinking of wooden horses, playing old guitars
Fifteen years ain't so long
When you're living by the river
You and your bride of seventeen
Every day spent with her
Summer is late in the valley
And the garden is finding it so cold
Your daughter has gone to New York
And the Ram was finally sold
And all around you, above and from below
Isn't it strange, the way life goes?
And you lie with your window open, so you see the stars
Thinking of wooden horses, playing old guitars
What seems like yesterdays
Your children they grew beside you
And love was harvested every year
When the evening breezes blew
And all around you, above and from below
Isn't it strange, the way life goes?
And you lie with your window open, so you see the stars
Thinking of wooden horses, playing old guitars
And you lie with your window open, so you see the stars
Thinking of wooden horses, playing old guitars
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