Dan Fogelberg lyrics

Dan Fogelberg lyrics

"Forefathers lyrics"

Tears And Fears lyrics
My little girl sitts in her room Locked for years and years Her Mummy knits and watches TV And she never dried her tears Daddy drinks the whole night long
They came from Scandinavia
The land of midnight sun
And crossed the North Atlantic
When this century was young
They'd heard that in America
Every man was free
To live the way he chose to live
And be who he could be.
Some of them were farmers there
And tilled the frozen soil
But all they got was poverty
For all their earnest toil
They say 
Whatcha U Gon Do lyrics
Baby I've been watchin' you Watchin' me since I walked in I'm thinkin' you're thinkin' that I'm lookin' right. Yea I must admit that I'm feelin' the very same wa
one was a sailor Who sailed the wide world round Made home port--got drunk one night Walked off the pier and drowned. My mother was of Scottish blood It's there that she was born They brought her to America in 1924 They left behind the highlands And the heather covered hills And came to find America With broad, expectant dreams And iron wills. My grandad worked the stee
Boot Hill lyrics
Look up on the wall, baby. Hand me down my shootin iron Look up on the wall, baby. Hand me down my shootin iron Call your mother long distance. Tell her to expect your body ho
l mills Of central Illinois His daughter was his jewel His son was just his boy For thirty years he worked the mills And stoked the coke-fed fires And looked toward the day When he'd at last turn 65 And could retire. Chorus And the sons become the fathers And the daughters will be wives As the torch is passed from hand to hand And we struggle through our lives Though th
Born 2 Be A Hick lyrics
See I was born a little pie-eyed motherfucker Mamma she left me and my pappa was a hard trucker Out on the highway we loved to roll He never made me go to schoole generations wander The lineage survives And all of us From dust to dust We all become forefathers By and by. The woman and the man were wed Just after the war And they settled in this river town And three fine sons she bore One became a lawyer And one fine pictures drew And one became this lonely soul Who sits here now And sings this song to you. (Repeat chorus)