Lyrics Fields Of Summer - Nanci Griffith

Fields Of Summer - Nanci Griffith
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Fields Of Summer, artist - Nanci Griffith. Album song The Complete MCA Studio Recordings, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 31.12.2002
Record label: MCA Nashville, Universal Music
Song language: English

Fields Of Summer

I am fragile in the morning
I grow stronger in the day
I can sprint like a new spring doe
By the fall of night
Love has chased me down
Through the cities and the towns
Until I stood beside the road
And let it pass me by
Like a fool I’ve missed the rain
Cause I was crying
Then you are calling
Call my heart awake from years of slumber
And then I’m falling
Like a child head over heel
In fields of summer
Can you hold me?
Though I’m inclined to
Leave my home and wander
Can you keep me …
Like a child head over heel
In fields of summer?
Fields of summer
Fields of summer
I am falling
Like a child head over heel
In fields of summer
Now that you have caught me
Are you sure you really want me?
Though I’m fragile as December
On your shoulder in the dawn
And when the day has made me stronger …
Can you satisfy my hunger?
When the night has come
And I would race the moon across the sky …
Would you chase me through
Those open fields of summer?
Can you hold me?
Hold me?
Hold me?
Because I’m falling
Like a child head over heel
In fields of summer

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