Seven Bridges Road

Song Performed By: The Eagles

Written By: Steve Young

(recorded in 1969 for his Rock Salt 7 Nails Album)

Popular Version Recorded by the Eagles in 1980

From The Album: Eagles Live



Seven Bridges Road

is over 100-years-old. It is a 4 mile parkway that travels up

Occidental Boulevard

from

Superior Street

and across Hawk Ridge to

Glenwood Avenue

and serves as the eastern terminus to the

Skyline Parkway. The road has several stone-arch bridges and intertwines with Amity Creek. *

There are stars,

In the Southern sky.

  

Southward as you go.

There is moonlight,

And moss in the trees.

Down the Seven Bridges Road.
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Now I have loved you like a baby.

Like some lonesome child.

 And I have loved you in a tame way,

And I have loved you wild.

 

Sometimes there's a part of me,
Has to turn from here and go.

Running like a child from these warm stars,

Down the Seven Bridges Road.

There are stars in the Southern sky.

And if ever you decide,

You should go....

There is a taste of thyme sweetened honey,

Down the Seven Bridges Road.

Glad you stopped by, be sure to visit the others over at Hootin' Anni's Thursday Theme Song.

  * http://www.duluth.worldweb.com/SightsAttractions/BridgesDams/