Wildside

The sun came out, you let your hair down, and talked with me Your skin warmed up, you looked above you, and spread your arms The birds came out, they flew around you, and sang to you The sun came out, you let your hair down, and talked with me The moon came out, put your feet down, and walk with me Wildside, turning to face you at evening The moon came out, put your feet down, and walk with me Wildside, turning to face you at evening The wind came out, we put our heads down, and started home I held your hand, kicked a pinecone, and leapt the stream The birds called out, under the cover of tall fir trees The wind came out, we put our heads down, and started home The moon came out, put your feet down, and walk with me Wildside, turning to face you at evening The moon came out, put your feet down, and walk with me Wildside, turning to face you at evening Your coat came off, you let your hair down, and danced with me The water boiled, we drank the tea down, and watched the rain The birds sat still, upon the wire, across the road Your coat came off, you let your hair down, and danced with me The moon came out, put your feet down, and walk with me Wildside, turning to face you at evening The moon came out, put your feet down, and walk with me Wildside, turning to face you at evening