Letra y Significado de CASTLES IN THE AIR, Don McLean

Castles in the airdon mclean and if she asks you why you can tell her that i told youthat i'm tired of castles in the airi've got a dream i want the world to share in castle wallsjust leave me to despairhills of forest green where the mountains touch the skya dream come true, i'll live there 'til i diei'm asking you, to say my last goodbyethe love we knew, ain't worth another trysave me from all the trouble and the paini know i'm weak but i can't face that girl againtell her the reasons why i can't remainperhaps she'll understand if you tell it to her plainoh, but how can words express the feel of sunlightin the morning in the hills away from city strifei need a country woman for my wifei'm city born but i love the country lifefor i can not be part of her "cocktail-generation partner's waltz,"devoid of all romancethe music plays and everyone must dancei'm bowing out, i need a second chancesave me from all the trouble and the paini know i'm weak but i can't face that girl againtell her the reasons why i can't remainperhaps she'll understand if you tell it to her plainand if she asks you why you can tell her that i told youthat i'm tired of castles in the airi've got a dream i want the world to share in castle wallsjust leave me to despair


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