Float Away (Live)

Moving on now, down the river, 200 years come and gone.

We’re coming ‘round the corner to our Chinese garden,

Hickey Hill looming above.

I want to run through the gardens of your capitol.

Rest with you beneath a dogwood tree

I’ll name for you an azalea, so colorful & sweet.

Darling, won’t you float away with me?

Under highway breathing, we’re graffiti reading,

Arboretum here we come.

Let’s tie up there and we’ll watch our step,

How quickly two become one.

I want to run through the gardens of your capitol.

Rest with you beneath a dogwood tree

I’ll name for you an azalea, so colorful & sweet.

Darling, won’t you float away with me?