MOVEMENT I: "JUNE AT THE LODGE" JERRY (gravelly, passionate): June of '79, that Montana sky so wide Rolled up in my hippie van, Tony by my side. A wanderer seeking adventure, chasing unknown scenes JANET (clear, sweet voice): Working at the lodge, sorting reservations neat and clean Conservative girl from a religious home, living life between The lines I'd drawn so carefully, the rules I'd always known 'Til I saw that wild-eyed stranger and felt my world get blown apart [Music swells with gypsy flourishes] BOTH (harmonizing): At Glacier Park Lodge where the summer workers play Where the men stay in one bunkhouse and the girls another way But love don't care 'bout sleeping arrangements or the rules Love just laughs at careful plans and makes us all such fools JANET (spoken over gentle guitar): "I've got slides from all my hikes so far, would you like to see?" JERRY (spoken, gritty): "Lady, I got nowhere else I'd rather be" [Building to crescendo] BOTH: Talked until the morning light painted mountains gold Two different worlds colliding in a story to be told!
