Well we shared a season
Running through the fields
We never had a reason
To be scared of things
That were so unreal
Making our own stories
Playing our own games
We never had no worries
Never thought things
Would ever change

[Chorus]
But I'm missin' you today
Don't know why you went away

Times I sat and wondered
Nights we sat and cried
I'm proud to be your brother
No one knows how hard we tried
To make it to tomorrow
For just another day
There's never time to borrow
For things I'll never get to say

[Chorus]

So many days I'm searchin'
So many nights I'm left alone
Sometimes the song of the wind
Well it's, only the warning for the storm

Moments turn to hours
Months they turn to years
It's different now without you
With your image crystal clear
The child was the teacher
A brother and a friend
A fragile little creature
Who'd do it all again and again

[Chorus]

So many days I'm searchin'
So many nights I'm left alone
Sometimes the song of the wind
Well it's, only the warning for the storm

Well we shared a season
Running through the Fields


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