When I was 5 years old,
Sat in a cave,
I was hiding from those young friends
Playing hide and seek On those grassy fields
I fell down
I was so young then
Take me back to when 
I 
Found myself
Saw a new world
Made friends 
And lost them through the years
I have not seen the roaring rivers
Since so long I know
I have grown 
I can't wait to go home
I am on my way
Driving at 90
Down those country lanes 
Singing to "Tiny dancer"
And I miss the way 
You make me feel 
And It's real
We watched the sunset 
Over the mountains and the field

 16 years old 
Smoking hand-rolled cigarettes
Running from the law 
Through the backfields
And getting drunk with my friends
Had my first kiss on a Friday Night
I don't reckon I did it right 
I was so young then 
Take me back to when
We found 
Week-end jobs 
When we got paid
We would buy cheap spirits 
And drink them straight 
Me and my friends 
Have not thrown up in so long
Oh How we have grown
I can't wait to go home
I am on my way
Driving at 90
On those country lanes
Singing to "Tiny Dancer"
And I miss the way 
You make me feel
And It's real
We watched the sunset 
Over the mountains and the field 
Hey hey ho
Over the mountains and the field (2)

 One friend left to sell clothes
One works down by the coast
One had two kids but lives alone
One's brother overdosed 
One's already on his second wife
One just barely getting by 
But These people raised me 
And I can't wait to go home
And I am on my way 
I still remember 
These old country lanes
When we didn't know the Answers
And I missed the way 
You make me feel 
It's real 
We watched the sunset 
Over the Mountains and the field
Hey hey ho
Over the Mountains and the field(2)




















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