Her Land
Song by Carlie Fairburn, Roie Shpigler
Sahni skipped down her street
As she followed her feet
Past boys racing by
They don’t see, they don’t try
Her land
Climb cross the wood bridge
Where the wind blew her name
Roses bowed low
The moment she came to
Her land
Leaves weaved her cloak
Spring flowers her crown
Trees built her castle
Birds sewed her gown
Their song she sang
Their song in her land
She flies over fields of sky and sea
For as wide as her love could be
And nothing seems to matter
She’s home in her land
From her blanket of green
Each a feather she gave
A gift from their queen
A memory to save
For their land
The trees waved their branches
As they wished her goodbye
‘I’ll see you tomorrow!’
Sweet Sahni replied
Her crown in her hand
Her heart in their land
She flies over fields of sky and sea
For as wide as her love could be
And nothing seems to matter
She’s home in her land
She flies over fields of sky and sea
For as wide as her love could be
And nothing seems to matter
She’s home in her land
As she followed her feet
Past boys racing by
They don’t see, they don’t try
Her land
Climb cross the wood bridge
Where the wind blew her name
Roses bowed low
The moment she came to
Her land
Leaves weaved her cloak
Spring flowers her crown
Trees built her castle
Birds sewed her gown
Their song she sang
Their song in her land
She flies over fields of sky and sea
For as wide as her love could be
And nothing seems to matter
She’s home in her land
From her blanket of green
Each a feather she gave
A gift from their queen
A memory to save
For their land
The trees waved their branches
As they wished her goodbye
‘I’ll see you tomorrow!’
Sweet Sahni replied
Her crown in her hand
Her heart in their land
She flies over fields of sky and sea
For as wide as her love could be
And nothing seems to matter
She’s home in her land
She flies over fields of sky and sea
For as wide as her love could be
And nothing seems to matter
She’s home in her land