Misty Fields
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Misty Fields
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I can remember the horses at the pasture
misty mornings and cool of the evenings
I can remember when the wind whistles
in the corners of the house
I can feel the fear of the dark
when shaking inder
my little bed trying to squeeze
the pillow to my safety
Riding through the grain fields
days of childhood in my memories
flying over the hills unforgettable
over and over again
In my dreams I live again
my childhood life from night to night
I could wake with the smell of new-mown hay
I could wake and taste the blood in my mouth
I can feel the fear of the dark
when shaking inder
my little bed trying to squeeze
the pillow to my safety
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