[Verse] Down by the river where the old pines lean, There's a cabin worn with the years unseen. Dust in the corners, stories in the air, Whispers from shadows, but you don’t have to fear. [Pre-Chorus] Flickers on the wall, gentle hands I never see, Voices hum a tune that’s calling out to me. [Chorus] Ghosts in the river cabin, they don’t haunt, they stay, Like the breeze through the rafters, they don’t slip away. Friendly eyes in the lantern light, guiding me through the night, Ghosts in the river cabin, holding me tight. [Verse] Cracked wooden floorboards creak beneath my feet, Echoes of laughter, bittersweet and sweet. Rusty nails and memories nailed to every frame, Faces in the firelight calling out my name. [Pre-Chorus] Flickers on the wall, gentle hands I never see, Voices hum a tune that’s calling out to me. [Chorus] Ghosts in the river cabin, they don’t haunt, they stay, Like the breeze through the rafters, they don’t slip away. Friendly eyes in the lantern light, guiding me through the night, Ghosts in the river cabin, holding me tight. [Bridge] No fear in the silence, just a worn-out song, A dusty old rhythm where we all belong. The past and the present, they gently collide, In that river cabin, I’m never alone inside. [Chorus] Ghosts in the river cabin, they don’t haunt, they stay, Like the breeze through the rafters, they don’t slip away. Friendly eyes in the lantern light, guiding me through the night, Ghosts in the river cabin, holding me tight. [Outro] Ghosts in the river, they hold me tight, In that worn-down cabin, beneath the pale moonlight.