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Title: The Bijou Dream Author: David Ashman copyright 2001
There's frost on the window sill And children running home from school The snow is falling all around That's a sure sign that autumn's gone
Downwind from the cannery The air is filled with sweet cherry jam And dreams from a worker's mind Of raising family and buying land
I thank the masons and the carpenters The townspeople and the good farmers Who plowed the fields and made the rules They built a town in which I could grow
(chorus) Keep your lights on while I'm gone I'll take the memories along Though I may travel very far I only get closer to where you are When the sun goes down all is well in this fair ported town
I remember climbing up Brook's hill I raised a flag and called it my own I laid down to count the stars Then I wondered about who we are
I never wanted to say goodbye The friends I had moved on with their lives Twenty years and I still want more You're the place I've been searching for
(chorus) Keep your lights on while I'm gone I'll take the memories along Though I may travel very far I only get closer to where you are When the sun goes down all is well in this fair ported town
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