The Kiss (Saskatoon)
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As I recall it was my sixteenth year,
It was seventeen for you
It was nine hours on a Greyhound bus
On windswept road's to Saskatoon
As awkward then as now
I couldn't bring myself to say
That there was something more than wanderlust
The brought me all that way
The Kiss I never gave you
The Kiss I never gave you
It was some where east of Hanna
Where the land begins to rise
I was riding shotgun for the driver
Drinking Cokes and telling lies
The hills a sleeping maiden underneath
A blanket coloured brilliant white
Wrapped around her shoulders
Dropped out of a winter sky
The Kiss I never gave you
The Kiss I never gave you
I know now you didn't want it
But I've carried it around so long
Sometimes I think I'm haunted
By the kiss I never gave you
Let's stash it here behind the bar
Were maybe someone else can find it
Hope they don't carry it half so far
Now that it's settled let me tell you
One last memory I have
Of a car of friend's that passed that bus
As I was headed back
My face pressed to the window,
My head was feeling better for the cold
The last I saw of you I lost
Your tail lights in a gust of snow
The kiss I never gave you.