Worry Makes A Terrible Counsel

[Instrumental Intro] [Verse 1] Take me back to where we were before. All the way back home where we built our house alone, far away. As the river runs by the street, So the days run past me, like nothing ever happens to me. And the sun, it shines Over stormy clouds flooding the streets down below. [Chorus] The wind rushes through these roads. Carrying off all hope and heart. A wise man once told me worry makes a terrible counsel. [Instrumental] [Verse 2] Take me back to the nights we spent, Underneath the stars where our dreams were heaven sent, far away. As the moonlight dances on the waves, So our memories fade, like whispers in the wind's serenade. And the rain, it falls Washing footprints from paths we no longer know. [Chorus] The wind rushes through these roads. Carrying off all hope and heart. A wise man once told me worry makes a terrible counsel. [Bridge] In the quiet of the dawn, I hear echoes of a song. Whispers of a time when we were strong. Through the trials, through the tears, We faced down all our fears. But now it feels like I'm just holding on. [Chorus] The wind rushes through these roads. Carrying off all hope and heart. A wise man once told me worry makes a terrible counsel. [Outro] Take me back to where we were before. To the place where love was more than just a memory in the dark.