Tom Baxter - The Ballad of Davey Graham Lyrics

Every evening I would listen
swinging out from under the sun
I'd leave the earth and I'd be traveling
and rolling on the journeys began
In the moment I won't slow down
dreaming that the day isn't done
Till this song is sung
The ballad of davey graham
Loving fingers, hit those strings
And he became my everything
Heavens bells how they will ring
Oh when I heard Anji start to sing
Time stands still when you're in april
The Underground beginning to glow
In that quiet revolution
There was somewhere the dreamers could go
words were arrows that we followed
bringing on both sides now
it's folk blues and beyond
the ballad of davey graham
To morocco and through the fair
He could lead me anywhere
A world of wonder that he held me in
Oh when I heard Anji start to sing
The sound of silence that we owe to him
There were no boundaries to anything
Coz he was out there just like a gypsy king
When I heard anji start to sing
The ballad of Davy Graham
This is the ballad of Davy Graham
Folk blues & Beyond
The ballad of Davy Graham.

Every evening I would listen
swinging out from under the sun
I'd leave the earth and I'd be traveling
and rolling on the journeys began
In the moment I won't slow down
dreaming that the day isn't done
Till this song is sung
The ballad of davey graham
Loving fingers, hit those strings
And he became my everything
Heavens bells how they will ring
Oh when I heard Anji start to sing
Time stands still when you're in april
The Underground beginning to glow
In that quiet revolution
There was somewhere the dreamers could go
words were arrows that we followed
bringing on both sides now
it's folk blues and beyond
the ballad of davey graham
To morocco and through the fair
He could lead me anywhere
A world of wonder that he held me in
Oh when I heard Anji start to sing
The sound of silence that we owe to him
There were no boundaries to anything
Coz he was out there just like a gypsy king
When I heard anji start to sing
The ballad of Davy Graham
This is the ballad of Davy Graham
Folk blues & Beyond
The ballad of Davy Graham.