Lyrics Caledonia - Frankie Miller

Caledonia - Frankie Miller
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Date of issue: 04.08.2006
Song language: English

Caledonia

I don’t know if you can see,
The changes that have come over me.
In these last few days I’ve been afraid,
That I might drift away.
I’ve been telling stories, singing songs,
That make me think about where I come from.
That’s the reason why I seem
So far away today.
(Chorus)
Let me tell you that I love you,
That I think about you all the time.
Caledonia you’re calling me,
Now I’m going home.
But if I shall become a stranger,
Know that it would make me more than sad,
Caledonia’s been everything I’ve ever had.
Now I have moved and kept on moving,
Proved the points that I needed proving,
Lost the friends that I needed losing,
Found others on the way.
I have kissed the lads and left them crying,
Stolen dreams, yes there’s no denying,
I have travelled hard sometimes with conscience
flying,
Somewhere in the wind.
(Chorus)
Now I’m sitting here before the fire,
The empty room, a forest choir,
The flames have cooled.
don’t get any higher,
They’ve withered now they’ve gone.
But I’m steady thinking my way is clear,
And I know what I will do tomorrow,
When hands have shaken, the kisses flowed,
Then I will disappear.
(Chorus)

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Artist lyrics: Frankie Miller