America Watership Down Lyrics

Watership Down, gather around
There's a story to be told
It's for the young and for the old
You might hear them in the distance
If your ear's to the ground

Whisper it loud, carry the sound
Of the footsteps alone
When they're heading for home
Through the raining of the dangers
And the grayness of the dawn

I can feel there's better days
Well, they're comin', they're comin'
I can see them through the haze
So can you

Watership Down, gather around
There's a story to be told
It's for the young and for the old
You might hear them in the distance
If your ear's to the ground
I can feel there's better days
Well, they're comin', they're comin'
I can see them through the haze
So can you

Ooh, ooh, ooh

Watership Down, gather around
There's a story to be told
It's for the young and for the old
You might hear them in the distance
If your ear's to the ground

Whisper it loud, carry the sound
Of the footsteps alone
When they're heading for home
Through the raining of the dangers
And the grayness of the dawn

I can feel there's better days
Well, they're comin', they're comin'
I can see them through the haze
So can you

Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

Who wrote Watership Down lyrics?

Watership Down is written by Gerry Beckley.

When was Watership Down released?

Watership Down is first released in 1976 as part of America's album "Hideaway".

Which genre is Watership Down?

Watership Down falls under the genre Pop.

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