"Brownsferry" genre: Acoustic
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	This is a fictional song about a magic little ferry boat that drift's around the would and collects music. Along the way it delivers a message of hope and inspiration.
	CD: Live @ Eddie's Attic   Label: N/A Credits: Words and Music by Sean Smith
	Lyrics Brownsferry won't you keep on rolling roll around the world Some say you have seen it all through the eyes of a little girl Can you remember when you first heard the birds sing their precious little song Well I don't guess we noticed then but we'll know it when its gone And remember to believe in me even when we disagree Just keep on trying; it'll all work out for the whole wide world to see So brownsferry won't you keep on rolling roll around the world Have you ever seen the love that a mother gives when she's caring for her young Have you ever seen the end of a rainbow and is there really a pot of gold Well I don't guess that matters much as long as we still have hope... and your song And remember to believe in me even when we disagree Just keep on trying it'll all work out for the whole wide world to see And remember the little girl the mother and her young The birds and their magic songs and the songs that fill you up Oh! Brownsferry won't you keep on rolling I guess you've seen it all Take with you this song you've learned and add it to your own They say your journey's magic and well I can't prove them wrong So show the world the love you've seen and the love of years to come... in your songs Brownsferry won't you keep on rolling I guess you've seen it all

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