Appalachian Trail Songtext
von We Are Temporary
Appalachian Trail Songtext
We′re past the reach of cars and trains
Deep inside the Appalachian mountain range
The dust and crackle of a waking sun
Is just enough to warm us up and
Give us hope for what's to come
It doesn′t matter where we were
Everyone ascends and descends
Along a common path
With heavy steps on the forest floor
The comforting numbness
Of feet and heart
The weight we carry is our only way
Histories unravel as we
Scan the ground for roots and rocks
And as we're climbing our final peaks
We dangle our feet from a ledge
And feel relief we're not yet home
At night, I′m like a sleeping dog
Ceaselessly going into the wild
In my body and in my mind
I′m still walking
And in my dreams, I am but silent
A thousand miles into the wild
In my soul and in my heart
I'm still walking
I′m still walking
I'm still walking
I′m still walking
I'm still walking
Deep inside the Appalachian mountain range
The dust and crackle of a waking sun
Is just enough to warm us up and
Give us hope for what's to come
It doesn′t matter where we were
Everyone ascends and descends
Along a common path
With heavy steps on the forest floor
The comforting numbness
Of feet and heart
The weight we carry is our only way
Histories unravel as we
Scan the ground for roots and rocks
And as we're climbing our final peaks
We dangle our feet from a ledge
And feel relief we're not yet home
At night, I′m like a sleeping dog
Ceaselessly going into the wild
In my body and in my mind
I′m still walking
And in my dreams, I am but silent
A thousand miles into the wild
In my soul and in my heart
I'm still walking
I′m still walking
I'm still walking
I′m still walking
I'm still walking
Writer(s): Mark Victor Roberts Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

