Текст песни Northwest - Brandy Clark

One, two, three, go

St. Helen's ash is evergreen
Forever rainin' in my dreams
I don't need a picture
To remember Tilton River

Rollin' back behind our house
Of all the byways I've been down
Highway 508 knows me the best
The compass in my heart still points Northwest

Where the trees grow mountain tall
Most of the summer feels like fall
Salmon run and the eagles fly
You're in Heaven but you didn't die

Whistleblowin' at the mill
Hickory shirts'll pay the bills
I dream in shades of green and gray and gold
And I go home

To Lewis County Loggin's show
White Pass covered up in snow
Make it back for Christmas
God knows how bad I miss it

Lookin' through a bus window
On the road again, you know
That song that's in my soul is why I left
But my heart still points Northwest

Where the trees grow mountain tall
Most of the summer feels like fall
Salmon run and the eagles fly
You're in Heaven, but you didn't die (oh)

Whistleblowin' at the mill
Hickory shirts'll pay the bills
I dream in shades of green and gray and gold
And I go home

I go home, Pacific coast
Cottonwood smoke, it's in my bones
Oh, take me home

Where the trees grow mountain tall
Most of the summer feels like fall
Salmon run and the eagles fly
You're in Heaven, but you didn't die (oh)

Through the clouds I see the sun
Shinin' down where I come from
I dream in shades of green and gray and gold
And I go home

Take me home, yeah, I go home

Cottonwood smoke
Takes me home
In my bones