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Peter Paul Mary The Collection The Solo Years Mary

(Gorney/Harburg) Once I built a railroad, I made it run I made it run against time Once I built a railroad, and now it's done Buddy, can you spare a

(John Denver) It's by far the hardest thing I've ever done, To be so in love with you and so alone [Chorus:] Follow me where I go, what I do, and who

(Yarrow/Yardley) If I had wings no one would ask me should I fly The bird sings, no one asks why. I can see in myself wings as I feel them If you see

(Peter Yarrow) The kids just went to sleep and I thought I'd play this old time record Darling, come and dance with me together Though I look a little

(John Denver) So you speak to me of sadness and the coming of the winter Fear that is with-in you now that seems to never end And the dreams that have

(Peter Yarrow) Before I leave let me tell you why I'm going And try to speak in such a way that you won't be afraid of listening Too many words been

(Noel Paul Stookey) [Entirely spoken performance by Paul Stookey]

(Noel Paul Stookey) In the beginning, as life became form, The oceans heaved, the mountains were cleaved, The firmament stormed. At the center of being

(John Denver) I'll walk in the rain by your side, I'll cling to the warmth of your tiny hand. I'll do anything to help you understand, I'll love you