Escape
Let us retreat from the rush of the city together.
We'll pack up our bags and then sneak out of town this evening.
Over the speakers will come a report of the weather
And I'll turn to you and you'll turn to me and we'll both start to sing:
Let us escape into eternity.
Forever child, forever wild,
Will we drive into eternity.
For hours to go we’d stopped in a Denny’s to eat
And laughing like children we’d make fun of the others there.
You’d say you’re tired and climb into the car’s back seat.
Snoring in rhythm to Oldies you’d drift off without a care.
Traveling for days we’d make our way to the borderline,
Stopping at every roadside stand along the way.
For life would be better if we all just enjoyed our time,
Singing and living each moment as if it’s our last day:
Let us escape into eternity.
Forever child, forever wild,
Will we drive into eternity.
We'll find us a cabin out far from the bustle of daily life.
I'll build us a fence while you cook up some stew tonight.
I'll carve out a figure just using my hands and knife;
You'll laugh at my silliness in front of the warm firelight.
Out in the woods come the sounds of a natural serenity.
We'll open a bottle and toast to our plans to hide 'til June.
No one will tell and no one will know of our change of identity,
And I'll turn to you and you'll turn to me and we'll both hear this tune:
Let us escape into eternity
Forever child, forever wild,
Will we live into eternity.
Copyright © 2010 Larry Coffey



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