If you find when we are walking
A penny on the ground
You know well, a penny can be saved
But if you find when we are talking
A coin in your soul
It will be gone if it is not given
away.
Gold and silver you can keep it high
on any shelf
Takes only eyes to see it on the
ground
But there are riches here between us
deep inside the soul
They must be shared if they are to be
found.
And so my friend, as we are travellers
On a lonesome road
I hope that you will share me what
you find
If you find as we are walking, a coin
in your soul
Offer me yours
And I will offer to you
mine.
It is a gentle,
contemplative folk song about generosity, human connection and the invisible
riches of the spirit. Using the image of a coin as a metaphor for inner wealth,
the songwriter suggests that kindness, wisdom and affection only acquire their
true value when shared.
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