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We dragged the rugs out back
By the thorn tree wall
Kettle hissed in the dark
And the tin cups called
Your brother split the dates
With a pocket knife
My boots were full of dust
But my chest felt light
And the embers blinked
Like a watchful eye
You leaned in close
Said,"stay tonight"
By the campfire
By the campfire
We were warm enough
We were warm enough
By the campfire
By the campfire
Name our little world
Name our little world
Grandmother sang one line
Then the children laughed
A goatbell shook the hush
From the ridge gone black
You poured sweet tea for me
From a dented pot
And the smoke drew curls
Where the night winds stopped
And the embers blinked
Like a watchful eye
You leaned in close
Said,"stay tonight"
By the campfire
By the campfire
We were warm enough
We were warm enough
By the campfire
By the campfire
Name our little world
Name our little world
When the cold came down
We shared one coat
One old song
And a promise low
No gold, no gate
Just flame and hands
Just your laugh
In the drifting sand
By the campfire
By the campfire
We were warm enough
We were warm enough
By the campfire
By the campfire
Name our little world
Name our little world
By the campfire
By the campfire
We were warm enough
We were warm enough
