At the Rainbow's End

(Bob Nolan)

I’ve traveled this whole world over and now

I’m going down to the rainbow’s end.

From twilight till dawn trudgin’ on and on

Till I come to the rainbow’s end.

I’m weary and tired but I don’t care,

I’m going down to the rainbow’s end.

No friends, no home, just travelin’ alone

On my way to the rainbow’s end.

They say there are treasures of silver and gold

Buried down by the rainbow’s end.

But the treasure I’ll find will bring me real peace of mind

When I come to the rainbow’s end.

Someone has waited there all alone

And so I'll know, at the rainbow’s end,

How it feels to be pressed to an angel’s breast

When we meet at the rainbow’s end.

The version you are singing was recorded in 1937 by the Sons of the Pioneers and features Bob Nolan. Read more about the Song.

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