Walkin'
Willie Nelson and Sister Bobbie Lyrics

I go out walkin' after midnight
I like to walk during the late hours of the night

Out in the moonlight
I am under the light of the moon when I walk

Just like we used to do
Walking under the moonlight was a tradition we had together once

I'm always walkin' after midnight searchin' for you
My walks are not merely for the love of the night, but an attempt to search for you

I walk for miles along the highway
I often take long walks on the highway

Well, that's just my way
This is something peculiar to me

Of sayin' I love you
My walks on the highway are an expression of my love for you

I stop to see a weepin' willow
Sometimes I stop to observe a willow tree that appears to be crying

Cryin' on his pillow
The willow tree looks like it is crying on its pillow of branches and leaves

Maybe he's cryin' for me
I wonder if the willow tree's sadness is a reflection of my own

And as the skies turn gloomy
When the skies darken or become overcast

Night winds whisper to me
The winds of the night seem to speak to me in hushed tones

I'm lonesome as I can be
I feel very lonely in that moment

Out in the starlight
Now, I walk under the light of stars

Just hopin' you may be
I am filled with hope and anticipation that you might be walking out here too

Somewhere a-walkin' after midnight, searchin' for me
It's possible that you are also out here, walking in the moonlight and searching for me