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Mary McCaslin - Northfield lyrics
The sun is finally rising to the sky overhead. The ghosts along the roadside now lay dead. I’ve been on the road since late last night like an outlaw on the run; For a while my way is lighted by the sun Eighteen miles to Northfield, one more town along the line. Wish I knew how far to go to leave the pain behind. You said you need your freedom now to wander as you please, To take what life may hand you at your ease. So live your life to find your road; I’ll follow this white line. I hope you find your freedom just as empty as mine. Eighteen miles to Northfield, one more town along the line. Wish I knew how far to go to leave the pain behind. My friends say I’m mistaken going on the road this way. They say to use my patience and to stay. They tell me it’s for sure a sign that you come to say hello, But the only sign I see tells me—eighteen miles to go. Eighteen miles to Northfield, one more town along the line. Wish I knew how far to go to leave the pain behind. (2x) |
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