Song Length |
3:17 |
Genre |
Folk - Americana, Folk - Americana |
Tempo |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
Lead Vocal |
Female Vocal |
Mood |
Heartbreaking |
Subject |
Earth |
Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
Lyrics
I stand here in the forest proud and strong
And feel the rumble of the engines in the distance
A century's passed but now it won't be long
Until I tumble in spite of my resistance
In the name of progress I will give my all
So please remember this before I fall
You can turn me into firewood
But I know that I could do more good
As a cradle for a baby girl or pages of a fairy tale
Then the whole wide world will see
I was more than Just a Tree
I reach out toward the sun for one more peek
But the shadows let me know my fate is sealed
Then I take in one last drink from that old creek
'Cause by sunset this will be an open field
I will miss the birds that call me home
I hope I'm not forgotten when I'm gone
You can turn me into firewood
But I know that I could do more good
As handles on the tools that build a house of God upon a hill
Then the whole wide world will see
I was more than Just a Tree
You can turn me into firewood
But I know that I could do more good
Then the whole wide world will see
I was more than Just a Tree
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