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Bob Dylan ~ Where Teardrops Fall


Far away where the soft winds blow Far away from it all There is a place you go Where teardrops fall Far away in the stormy night Far away and over the wall You are there in the flickering light Where teardrops fall We bang the drum slowly and play the fife lowly You know the song in my heart In the turning of twilight in the shadows of moonlight You can show me a new place to start I've torn my clothes and I've drained the cup Strippin away at it all Thinking of you when the sun comes up Where teardrops fall By rivers of blindness in love and with kindness We can hold up a toast if we meet To the cutting of fences to sharpen the senses That linger in the fireball heat Roses are red violets are blue And time is beginning to crawl I just might have to come see you Where teardrops fall more free lyrics

Far away where the soft winds blow
Far away from it all
There is a place you go
Where teardrops fall

Far away in the stormy night
Far away and over the wall
You are there in the flickering light
Where teardrops fall

We bang the drum slowly and play the fife lowly
You know the song in my heart
In the turning of twilight in the shadows of moonlight
You can show me a new place to start

I've torn my clothes and I've drained the cup
Strippin away at it all
Thinking of you when the sun comes up
Where teardrops fall

By rivers of blindness in love and with kindness
We can hold up a toast if we meet
To the cutting of fences to sharpen the senses
That linger in the fireball heat

Roses are red violets are blue
And time is beginning to crawl
I just might have to come see you
Where teardrops fall

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