Michael HurwiczWild, Wild River Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana

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words and music by Michael Hurwicz

Wild, Wild River © 2009 by Michael Hurwicz I go running down the rocks, I don’t wear shoes, I don’t wear socks. I start up on the mountain top, Until I reach the ocean I don’t stop. Oh, I run deep and I run strong, I hit the rocks, sing a beautiful song. No one ever dammed me up, And never will, and so I’ll never die. And they call me a Wild, Wild River. Call me a Wild, Wild River. A hundred bright things live in me, And leap in me, so deep in me. All year long we play outside, And always will, and so we’ll never die. A thousand, thousand years I’ve played. A happy fool, I’m not afraid To run and leap into the sea. I love the sun and I’m not afraid to fly - FLY!! And they call me a Wild, Wild River. Call me a Wild, Wild River. [Instrumental break] Some folks say that I don’t pay. I just say “Then stay away, And I will stay a Wild, Wild River, I will stay a Wild, Wild River.” Some folks say that I don’t pay. I just say "Then come and play, And I will stay a Wild, Wild River, I will stay a Wild, Wild River.” x