San Francisco Bay 🎸 A happy COUNTRY SONG about a day at SAN FRANCISCO BAY

#CountryMusic #FolkSongs #JameStephen 🎸 Welcome to your home for relaxing country and folk songs. Discover new and timeless acoustic music, country ballads, and soothing Melodies of the Heartland. 🎵 💖 Thank you for Watching! ✅ SUBSCRIBE for Folk and Country Songs ✅ LIKE the video to Create more Music ✅ SHARE with your Family & Friends San Francisco Bay [Verse 1] I walked the bay in the morning gray Salt on my sleeves and sand in my shoes The ferries cut through the silver tide And every old gull knew the news The water leaned against the piers Like it had nowhere else to go I held my hands in my coat pockets And watched the slow clouds drift low [Pre-Chorus] You could hear the bells far off You could feel the wind turn east And I kept thinking of your face In the hush between the leaves [Chorus] Oh, San Francisco Bay You keep my heart in play Oh, San Francisco Bay You make the hurt go away (You make the hurt stay) [Verse 2] A little boy fed crumbs to the birds His mother laughed and pulled him near A man in a worn blue cap stood still Like he was waiting for someone here The bridge sat cold in the pale afternoon The fog came down like a sheet I thought of the words I never said And how they still walked with my feet [Pre-Chorus] You could hear the bells far off You could feel the wind turn east And I kept thinking of your face In the hush between the leaves [Chorus] Oh, San Francisco Bay You keep my heart in play Oh, San Francisco Bay You make the hurt go away (You make the hurt stay) [Bridge] By dusk the water turned to tin The sky went soft and thin I let the last light touch my eyes And I almost called you in But the tide just pulled and the gulls all cried And the night came slow and true So I walked on home with the bay in me Still reaching out for you [Chorus] Oh, San Francisco Bay You keep my heart in play Oh, San Francisco Bay You make the hurt go away (You make the hurt stay away) Music Video San Francisco Bay ©2026 Jame Stephen Music