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America ~ People In The Valley


Written by dewey bunnell, ©1975 Found on hearts. Some came down to hang out by the river Others were waiting to find the night We stood long just waiting for the picture Looking at people to see what was right Soon came the people From over in the valley Hundreds of them walking Towards us in the rain Then we turned around And hid out in the alley Met along the stones Down tomorrow day lane Take away the road and no one will remember How many journeys we hedged in the stone Friends around will take away the wonder Sharing a moment of being alone Soon came the people From over in the valley Hundreds of them walking Towards us in the rain And we turned around And hid out in the alley Met along the stones Down tomorrow day lane Ba ba ba ba ba ba ... Ba da da da da da ba, ba da da da da da ba ba ba ... more free lyrics

Written by dewey bunnell, ©1975
Found on hearts.

Some came down to hang out by the river
Others were waiting to find the night
We stood long just waiting for the picture
Looking at people to see what was right

Soon came the people
From over in the valley
Hundreds of them walking
Towards us in the rain
Then we turned around
And hid out in the alley
Met along the stones
Down tomorrow day lane

Take away the road and no one will remember
How many journeys we hedged in the stone
Friends around will take away the wonder
Sharing a moment of being alone

Soon came the people
From over in the valley
Hundreds of them walking
Towards us in the rain
And we turned around
And hid out in the alley
Met along the stones
Down tomorrow day lane

Ba ba ba ba ba ba ...

Ba da da da da da ba, ba da da da da da ba ba ba ...

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