Songs About Rivers - Tanyard Hill Lyrics

Far and wide
Yet I come back every time
And it feels like my own reflection tonight
And I really need to see
The same stage
Yet this rock feels softer with age
And the Occoquan's awake
How do I know it's you
And all I'm asking for is a sign
And life this grown to be alright
Vespers into a darkened sky
But I still think it's probably a lie
There's a road
To a town where nobody goes
In a town that was our own
After dark when we were young
Now the road
In the dead of night on my way home
With the tree line all overgrown
It's calling me to pray
And all I'm asking for is a sign
And life this grown to be alright
Vespers into a darkened sky
But I still think it's probably a lie
And tonight Tanyard Hill's all lit up
And it's not quite the holidays
It's just past two on my dashboard
Pulling a u-turn at Old Bridge