Paroles de Indiana

Fare thee well now, Indiana Your green land's been good to me There I've travelled, there I've settled There I've raised up my family But the cord has never severed And our longing each day has grown So tomorrow I'll be leaving For the land I call my home All my friends, they say I'm crazy Going back to such poverty Americay is, so they say now The land of opportunity But the red deer run so freely And the heron slowly flies There are treasures from my homeland That money cannot buy And while the ship lies in the harbor I will look back upon the shore I feel sadness that I'm leaving Your green land forevermore And while the ship lies on the ocean And each day we're out on the sea All the dreams I've had for years now Draw nearer to reality So fare thee well now, Indiana Your green land's been good to me There I've travelled, there I've settled There I've raised up my family But the cord has never severed And our longing each day has grown So tomorrow I'll be leaving For the land I call my home