Her daddy held her as they ran away
Over his shoulder she could see the flames
A lightning fire now she hates lightning storms
Her body trembles when the thunder warns
Chorus:
I found a heart in Cambridge; underground
In Harvard's tansit station lost and found.
Among the bags and hats and unmarked keys.
A heart that once belonged to her.
Eccentric country girl she talked to trees.
She sang for strangers, learned to waltz with me.
She was my earth and fire, my wind and sea.
But I was a wanderer, she wasn't free.
I found a heart in Cambridge; underground
In Harvard's transit station lost and found.
Among the bags and hats and unmarked keys.
A heart that once belonged to her.
Thirty years have passed and here I stand
In Harvard Square with two half-hearts in hand
Both halves dreaming that she'll pass again
I come here every day and wonder when?
I found a heart in Cambridge; underground
In Harvard's transit station lost and found.
Among the bags and hats and lonely keys.
A heart that once belonged to her;
And now just me.
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