The Road Rolls On - Halfling Folk Song

[Verse]
The kettles on, the day is done 
The fields are lush and bold
The hills are soft, the sky is wide 
And stories yet be told 
We gather ‘round with pipe and song 
And mugs of honeyed brew
For here’s to friends both near and far 
And all the journeys through 

[Chorus]
Oh the roads roll on, and so do we 
From Daggerford to Candlekeep
With a pack on a back and a heart so free
The roads roll on and so do we 

[Verse]
I’ve seen the dawn with Brandy and Wine 
And danced ‘neath harvest moons
I’ve sung with frogs in marshes and bogs 
And chased the summers tune
But naught compares to hearth and home 
And plates piled good and high 
A warm soft bed, a gentle breeze 
A song to close the night

[Chorus]
Oh the roads roll on, and so do we 
From Mithril Hall to Waterdeep
With a tale to tell and a song for thee
The roads roll on and so do we 

[Bridge]
So raise your glass, you gentlefolk
And let the fiddle play 
For though the world is wide and wild 
We’ll meet again some day 

[Final Chorus]
Yes the roads roll on, and so do we 
With a laugh, a loaf, and company
To the end of days or the edge of sea
The road rolls on and so do we

A rustic tune, happy, light, upbeat, sung around a campfire or on an adventure. Whistling and humming in the background