Dana Winner I'll Sing A Song Today
I'll sing a song today For the mountains and the oceans, The rustling of the reeds, and the whispering voices of the night. The heartbeat of a child, And the field with rambling flowers, The winter storms so wild, And the summer sun so bright. I'll sing a song today For the hills and for the valleys, The creatures that I see, and the creatures hidden out of sight, The eagle in the sky And the hunting lion watching, The forest trees so high, Reaching up towards the light, I'll go on singing for everything that earth can give, Just go on singing for everything that lives.
I'll sing a song today For the sunlight on the rainbow, The mountains clothed in grey And the dewdrops on the leaves.
I'll Sing a song today For the cool air of the morning,
I'll sing a song today For the sunset and the new sunrise, The footprints in the sand, And the endless golden beaches, The parched soil of the land, And the azure, cloudless skies I'll go on singing for everything that earth can give, Just go on singing for everything that lives.
I'll sing a song today For the mountains and the oceans, The rustling of the reeds, And the voices of the night, The heartbeat of a child, And the field with rambling flowers, The winter storms so wild, And the summer sun so bright.