(V1:) I know of this place if you stay for a while
you never quite feel the same
There’s something about the freshwater and pine
revealed by its Indian name
The outcrop stone makes a prominent stand
and shelters the forest below
Them north winds whisper a howling refrain
so follow them where they go
(Chor:) Where time is frozen like the hands of a clock that is broken
When you’re tired of prospecting and roamin’
A reminder from old, you can always go back home
(V2:) Millport remains as a witness to change
but somehow shows none of its own
The old shops are closed and the water wheel’s dry
yet some still call it home
The oldtimers
strive to remember the days
before them rigs shook the road
And farther back are old patriot graves
belied by those crooked stones
(Chor2:)
(Solo over V:)
Waters rise like the cares of the world but that old mill remains
imploring you to remember if you pass this way again
(Chor3, Chor4:)
