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I'll see my mother again |
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I knowI see her everywhere |
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I goSometimes |
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I see my father too |
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Pourin' over blue prints that he drew |
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He made his way with sweat and brains |
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So I could ride this first class train |
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While I didn't even know where to |
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Only knew it wouldn't be long |
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Always movin' on, always movin' on |
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Always movin' on |
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Sing a song about the big ship goin' down |
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Grandma cried, grandpa too |
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Then we went to town |
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To get some ice cream, see a picture show |
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Come back and take a swim in the lake's moon glow |
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Well, I knew then there were no watery graves |
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Just tears and laughter and moonlight on the waves |
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Then the cryin' of the mornin' loon |
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Pretty soon summers' gone |
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Always movin' on, always movin' on |
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Always movin' on |
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My wife's mama lyin' in a dyin' bed |
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They've anointed her with oils and some words are being said |
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Somethin' about the soul bein' present eternally |
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Does that mean |
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I'll be seein' you, babe |
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Would you be seein' me? |
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Twilight's dimmin' down another day |
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Been some moments |
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I didn't wanna let slip away |
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As if they wouldn't, as if |
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I couldStay in a place where time just stood |
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Like wood and steel in a watery grave |
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No tears, no laughter, no moonlight on the waves |
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Well, there's no place like that, it's true |
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Right here's where you and |
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I belongAlways movin' on, always movin' on |
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Always movin' on, always movin' on, yeah |
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Always movin' on, always movin' on |
