Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
Fred Small
[Verse 1]
We met in the quiet of the meadow
We rambled hand in hand through the glade
We lay entwined on a pallet
Of clover and columbine made
But now the forest fills with shadows
And the raven and the wolf call your name
And you wonder how you ever came to wander
So deep into this unknown terrain
[Chorus]
So go your way I cannot hold you
Nor would I detain you if I could
I will wait for you in the clearing
On the other side of the wood
[Verse 2]
How I would speed to your rescue
Through the dark wood so wild and overgrown
But where you go I cannot follow
The staff you hew must be your own
For my comfort would only confine you
And my love would close about you like a shroud
All my fears for you would confound you
All my fears for myself would drag you down
[Chorus]
So go your way I cannot hold you
Nor would I detain you if I could
I will wait for you in the clearing
On the other side of the wood
[Bridge]
I know the wind will tell you stories
And every tale come to a bloody end
But somewhere in that dread parade of possibilities
Is it possible I am your friend?
[Verse 3]
To walk with a companion is a blessing
To forfeit one's freedom, a curse
To open the heart's wounds is agony
To bind them tight is even worse
Wherever the light before you leads you
And whether you find me or no
My love will travel softly at your shoulder
And abide with you wherever you may go
[Chorus]
So go your way I cannot hold you
Nor would I detain you if I could
I will wait for you in the clearing
On the other side of the wood
The other side of the wood
The Other Side of the Wood was written by Fred Small.
The Other Side of the Wood was produced by Johnny Cunningham.
“Love is a mystery to me. Every time i think i’ve got it figured out – got it down to a science – New…. empirical… data… completely discombobulate my theories. I know, that as we get closer and closer to one another, often, we get terrified. and finding our way though that terror is one of the great...