Bobby Dunn Band

I'm looking for a corner

dark enough to see the stars.

Radiating light in the night from the city

goes a long, long way.

And yes, it led me far.

Escaping from the glow of the city lights,

led me far.

 

Then I put on my back,

my guitar and my sack

and I walked out of my door.

I came upon a man who was sittin' on a rock

and I told him what I was searchin' for.

 

He said when you want to talk,

try to listen.

He said a diamond sky

needn't tell you how to dream.

He said a hand can pull another

out of danger.

He said from his rock

that success is a relative thing.

 

Then I put on my back,

my guitar and my sack,

and walked on down the road.

I came upon a girl

with a rainbow on a string

and I ask her where to go.

 

 

Well, she said when you run

the wind, it feels like freedom.

When she sang her songs,

she didn't think about fame.

She said, "I can see the whole world

from the top of the mountain!"

She had a magic smile

that warmed me like a flame.

 

I'm lookin' for a corner

dark enough to see the stars.

Radiating light in the night

from the city...goes a long, long way.

 

Then I put on my back,

my guitar and my sack,

and I followed how the river flowed.

I came upon a bear

who gave me quite a scare

and I asked her what she knowed.

 

Well she looked at me

and looked down at what she was a-doin'.

She was teachin' her cubs

to eat from a stream.

Well, no one really knows

but I think that she was laughin'.

I didn't recognize anything as mean.

 

Then I put on my back,

my guitar and my sack,

and I walked into the trees.

I came upon a boy

with a bone in his nose

and earrings like Christmas trees.

 

Well, he gave me several things.

The first it was a smile.

Then with his hands and his toes

he weaved me a hat.

I offered him a little money

to make us even.

Puzzled he was...he said,

"what should I do with that?"

 

Then I put on my back,

my guitar and my sack,

and a trail I followed to the road.

Upon a meadow I came,

it was dark and just the same,

tired, I decided to unload.

 

Well, the ground was soft and warm,

for it was summertime.

Flowers perfumed where I laid my head.

With my eyes open wide in an hour

it was like daytime.

Stars were so close

I could touch them from my bed.

 

Then I put on my back,

my guitar and my sack,

and I headed for my home.

 

I headed for my home.

 

Music: Bobby Dunn and Benoit Bassot

Lyrics: Bobby Dunn

©December2006