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BEHIND THE DRY STONE
Dust on my shoes,
sun on the wall,
nothing is moving,
nothing at all.
I hear a sound
under the ground,
something is waiting
where no one’s around.
Behind the dry stone,
where the wild roots grow,
behind the dry stone,
there’s a place I know.
No road to follow,
no sign to show,
just turn the corner
and let yourself go.
Old twisted branches
lean to the sky,
black birds are watching
the afternoon die.
Wind through the grass,
slow like a tune,
shadows get longer,
night’s coming soon.
Behind the dry stone,
where the wild roots grow,
behind the dry stone,
there’s a place I know.
No road to follow,
no sign to show,
just turn the corner
and let yourself go.
— Hammond / Rhodes instrumental break —
Maybe tomorrow
I’ll come back again,
looking for something
I couldn’t explain.
But tonight I’ll stay
where the warm winds blow,
behind the dry stone…
where nobody knows.





