My Friend Upon the Road - Richard Digance

My Friend Upon The Road - Richard Digance
Written by：Richard Digance
I have a friend to share my dreaming
A guitar to play my songs to
And a fishing friend to sit where rivers flowed
There were others gave me money
When days weren't quite this sunny
And there's you my friend upon the road
For a lonely mile is longer to me
Than the shore to which you're rowed
Many men have written songs
For friends before but this belongs
To you my friend upon the road
The stars on the trapeze
Twinkle high on midnight seas
There are sights not many see for long
Nature offers us her ballet
Not just shadows in the alley
She provides the dancers we provide the songs
And she keeps us high when others fall low
Mother nature takes my load
For your good to know you attitude
I spell you both my gratitude
Good lady and my friend upon the road
When we're old and reminiscing
There'll be one friend I was kissing
And another who made journey's end on time
When we think back on the winnings
And the losing and the singing
It was all of us who helped my words to rhyme
I may be the weaver and the singer of the songs
Helped by two few people see
So I think my song's a maybe
From the street that is my lady
And my special friend upon the road and me