I will tell thee of Far-Away, of Far-Away, of Far-Away, I will tell thee of Far-Away The home of wandering dreams; For they come out of Far-Away To show us how to love and play, And when they’ve wandered for a day Must return, it seems. There’s more than gold in Far-Away, in Far-Away, in Far-Away, There’s more than gold in Far-Away, There’s more than jewelled gleams. There’s more than smiles in Far-Away, And coronals of laughter gay; There’s crystal tears that bloom alway Beside forgotten streams. We’ll gather gold from Far-Away, from Far-Away, from Far-Away, We’ll gather gold from Far-Away, We’ll steal the jewelled gleams. We’ll hunt for smiles from Far-Away; Following laughter by the way, But we must for another day Leave the tears it seems. We’ll find the road to Far-Away, to Far-Away, to Far-Away, We’ll know the road to Far-Away By the feet of dreams; For they come out of Far-Away To love a little and to play, And when they’ve wandered for a day Must return it seems. |