Caravan of Angels Jason Robert Brown
"Caravan of Angels" by Jason Robert Brown is a poignant #Musical Theatre piece from 1998. The song explores themes of hope, guidance, and the support of loved ones during difficult times. Its lyrical depth conveys a sense of comfort and resilience. Musically, it features rich harmonies and emotive melodies, enhancing its heartfelt message. The song resonates with audiences for its universal themes of connection and solace.
[Verse 1]
I know a room in Memphis, Tennessee
With our names written over the bed
There is a rose in Southern Italy
Growing right in the spot where you once laid your head
I have a picture from Mexico
Of a hammock built for two
[Chorus]
And there's you and me, and caravan of angels
Following us close behind
You and me, and a caravan angels
Anyway the road will wind
Maybe we'll find the wine has turned
The fireworks have gone
There's still you and me
And the caravan we're leading on
(Yeah, yeah)
[Verse 2]
In Illinois, I'm told there's a ghost
In the house where I first made you cry
And there's a phone only minutes from the coast
Where you don't know I heard you tell me a lie
Right at Columbus & 81st
There's a challenge we came through
I know a room in Memphis, Tennessee
With our names written over the bed
There is a rose in Southern Italy
Growing right in the spot where you once laid your head
I have a picture from Mexico
Of a hammock built for two
[Chorus]
And there's you and me, and caravan of angels
Following us close behind
You and me, and a caravan angels
Anyway the road will wind
Maybe we'll find the wine has turned
The fireworks have gone
There's still you and me
And the caravan we're leading on
(Yeah, yeah)
[Verse 2]
In Illinois, I'm told there's a ghost
In the house where I first made you cry
And there's a phone only minutes from the coast
Where you don't know I heard you tell me a lie
Right at Columbus & 81st
There's a challenge we came through
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