Meadow Lyrics

She wears small lacy gowns

And grew up in a small family town

She always lived in the same blue house

With white columns on the porch

He talks with dignity and trust

Cause his family has money to back it up but

He lost his sister real young

And still carries her torch

They first met in a meadow

He was out getting flowers for his sister

In her favorite place

When he met a girl in his favorite place

She had run away from home

She told him this meadow inspired her to write

She needed the escape

So that's where she spent most of her time

So there they are in the meadow

Everyday they would meet and feel at home

One day he grabbed her hand

Said follow me come on let's go

As they ran flowers got tangled in her lace

She stopped and looked back down at her dress

When she said, she said

This is my favorite place

One day she showed up with a letter

And he had flowers in his hands

He said my family's moving

She hugged him almost crying

She said word travels fast in a small town

I wrote this letter as soon as I found out

I know it's not your choice to leave

But I don't want you to forget me

So there they are in the meadow

They don't have everyday to feel at home

Cause he is leaving alone

As he placed his hand in her hair he

Said I don't want to let you go

Tell me to stay and I won't go

She placed her hand on his heartbeat

Said this is your home you'll never be alone

A single tear ran down his face

He said I don't want to leave this place

She said

Maybe that's all you need to say

So he took his mother to the meadow

I've met a girl that I will love and hold

I have found my home

His mother saw him happy

For the first time since his sister passed

She agreed to stay in disbelief

She wanted that happy feeling to last

They ran down towards the beach

When he stopped and looked at the wind in her dress

He said this is our fairytale, fairytale

And you're my princess

They spent the rest of the night

Dancing in firelight

Flash forward there in the meadow

Getting married and building a home

Raising kids of their own

Out in the meadow

Out in the meadow

They found their home

He felt less alone

Out in the meadow