Lyrics
[Verse 1] You drew a red line through the atlas Marked a place with no famous name A little bend beside the river Where the hills forget to stay the same You said, “I want to see what happens When nobody knows my face” So I tied the map beneath your jacket And followed at an easy pace [Pre-Chorus] Every mile made room for wonder Every turn unlatched the blue I was learning how to wander By walking after you [Chorus] Take me where the wild grass leans Where the road runs out of signs We’ll count the distant radio towers Like constellations we can find If the world keeps changing shape Let it change beneath our feet There’s a thousand unnamed places And your hand is next to me [Verse 2] We crossed a bridge of rusted steel While swallows cut the afternoon A farmer waved beside the foothills And pointed toward a silver moon No souvenir, no grand arrival Just a trail of yellow stones And the sound of our two footsteps Making somewhere feel like home [Pre-Chorus] Every mile made room for wonder Every turn unlatched the blue I was learning how to wander By walking after you [Chorus] Take me where the wild grass leans Where the road runs out of signs We’ll count the distant radio towers Like constellations we can find If the world keeps changing shape Let it change beneath our feet There’s a thousand unnamed places And your hand is next to me [Bridge] Maybe we don’t need an answer Maybe leaving is enough A horizon isn’t calling It is simply opening up [Final Chorus] Take me where the wild grass leans Where the road runs out of signs We’ll count the distant radio towers Like constellations we can find If the world keeps changing shape Let it change beneath our feet There’s a thousand unnamed places And your hand is next to me [Outro] A thousand unnamed places And your hand is next to me
