Outlander (duet)

[Verse 1] Over the hill where the cold winds rise, Under the grey of the Highland skies, I heard your voice where the heather grew, Calling my name as the night wind blew. [Pre-Chorus] Years may fall like autumn rain, Roads may turn and change again, Still my heart knows where to roam, Back through the mist, back to you, back home. [Chorus] Carry me over the mountain wide, Where the old stones sleep and the rivers hide, Through every winter, through every year, I will follow the sound that brings me near. If time should steal every road I knew, I’ll cross the ages to come back to you. [Verse 2] Fire in the hearth and a storm outside, Your hand in mine by the candlelight, Morning may scatter the dreams we keep, But some promises never sleep. [Pre-Chorus] Let the seasons come and go, Let the northern tempest blow, There is one thing time can’t move: The road my heart remembers back to you. [Chorus] Carry me over the mountain wide, Where the old stones sleep and the rivers hide, Through every winter, through every year, I will follow the sound that brings me near. If time should steal every road I knew, I’ll cross the ages to come back to you. [Bridge] Beyond the moon, beyond the flame, Beyond the years that forget my name, One thread remains when all else is gone— Your voice in the wind, still leading me on. [Final Chorus] Carry me over the mountain wide, Through the silver mist to the other side, No sea too deep and no year too long, I will find my way by the old heart’s song. And if the whole world begins anew, I’ll cross the ages to come back to you.