How deep in the valley must you go
To find what your footsteps already know?
The way on is the way out
There are signs to follow
There is deep in the valley
And I'm bound to go

How deep in the valley must you stay
To know why your footsteps led you that way?
The way on may be truly to stand in one place
And let the deep of the valley
Fill you will grace

And treat yourself lightly
Treat yourself kind
You've got nothing to worry on
You will be fine
You will leave this place laughing
And somebody will cry
There is deep in the valley
Wonder not why

Wonder not why go
Wonder not to stay
If it takes me and I follow
Or if I lead the way
It can come when it wants to
But it might have to wait
There is deep in the valley
I don't hesitate

I don't take it too lightly
But it don't weigh down too low
There is high on the cliff top
And there are deep creeks below
There's a green shade you can't miss
Where the spring water flows
There is deep in the valley
And I'm bound to go

How deep in the valley must you go
To find what your footsteps already know?
The way on is the way out
There are signs to follow
There is deep in the valley
And I'm bound to go


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