The Forest Song

Cars and planes don't bother me
But I'll take that soft sweet scent of the trees
And the morning light by the forest
I'll take you somewhere

Pick your feet up, don't drag them along
Didn't your parents show you right from wrong?
Tall as giants these pines will grow
Lines of legionnaires that nature owns

Pack your things and I'll meet you there
Forget your shoes and I'll bring some to spare
In the morning light by the forest
I'll take you somewhere
Don't you tell your father at home
Make him worried that you're all alone
In the morning light by the forest
I'll protect you, I swear

And I'll run, run, run here along
This is where I feel most at home
I'll sing to the day if I die here alone
But at least I have this song

Pick your feet up, don't drag them along
Didn't your parents show you right from wrong?
Tall as giants these pines will grow
Lines of legionnaires that nature owns
Lines of legionnaires that nature owns

Set your alarm for your earliest bird
Pour some coffee with milk and stir
In the morning light by the forest
I'll take you somewhere
I'll bring you home 'fore the sight of dusk
Sets up on these wheels of rust
In a starlit night by the forest
I'll take you back home

And I'll run, run, run here along
This is where I feel most at home
I'll sing to the day if I die here alone
But at least I have this song

Pick your feet up, don't drag them along
Didn't your parents show you right from wrong?
Tall as giants these pines will grow
Lines of legionnaires that nature owns

Pick your feet up, don't drag them along
Didn't your parents show you right from wrong?
Tall as giants these pines will grow
Lines of legionnaires that nature owns
Lines of legionnaires that nature owns

Pick your feet up, don't drag them along
Didn't your parents show you right from wrong?
Tall as giants these pines will grow
Lines of legionnaires that nature owns