Frontier Heart

[Verse] In this quiet little town, by the old mill stream, We carved our names and shared our dreams, You held my hand, said I'd do great things, But you couldn't stay, you needed wings. [Verse 2] Your eyes were a fire, burning bright and bold, In the bitter cold, your warmth was gold, You said I was a great guy, and you'd always believe, But the frontier called, and you had to leave. [Chorus] With a frontier heart and warm blood in the Arctic night, You took my love goodbye, took off in the pale moonlight, I'm here with memories, echoes of your gentle sigh, You broke my heart, but I still wish you could fly. [Verse 3] The old porch swing still creaks with the wind, Haunted now by where we’ve been, I remember your laughter, and how it felt so right, But your love was a candle, blown out by the night. [Verse 4] I watched you leave, like a ship in the storm, Your shadows danced, but your smile stayed warm, You told me I was meant for bigger things, But the silence now, only sadness brings. [Chorus] With a frontier heart and warm blood in the Arctic night, You took my love goodbye, took off in the pale moonlight, I'm here with memories, echoes of your gentle sigh, You broke my heart, but I still wish you could fly.