The birds sing to me each day,
Goading me to, “Come, make hay!”
Coaxing me toward a shift
Reminding me, ’tis all a gift
The birds sing to me each day,
Goading me to, “Come, make hay!”
Coaxing me toward a shift
Reminding me, ’tis all a gift
I’ll write a song called Nevermore,
And travel to a distant shore.
I’ll carve it into stone by runes,
Under a bone-white winter’s moon.
And when my body meets the coal,
You may yet find my treasured soul.
Can’t say that I don’t miss you,
You don’t saunter through my mind
I never saw the movie,
But I heard we had a time
We lived out so many dreams
Imagine how you’d feel
If life is really how it seems,
I’d say those dreams were real
More than all the others,
Can you say you were my friend?
In a place where friends are lovers,
Paths that cross, cross again
And weren’t you just my country boy?
Wasn’t I your secret joy?
Too old to pretend not to know,
But still too young to let you go
More than all the others,
I’d say you were my friend
In a place where friends are lovers,
Paths that cross, cross again
Paths that cross, cross again
I’ll write a song called Dolly Moon,
And mix it in the month of June.
The signature shall swirl and hop.
‘Round notes as swell as lemon drops.
Served with a dollop of cooled cream,
Won’t life taste as sweet as a dream?
I’ll write a song called Paris Blue
And dedicate the words to you
I’ll fold our little happy psalm
Until it fits inside your palm
Like a kiss, a moment fleeting,
Locked inside for your safekeeping
I’ll write a song called Autumn Light
And my, won’t you think it a sight?
‘Tween bars of gold, each note will glow,
Waving towards the ground below
And by Nature’s sweet elegy,
We three will grieve in harmony
I’ll write a song called Fare Thee Well
Upon it, Time shall cast her spell.
Bound by stone and blessed by sage,
The melody shall never age.
And by the Moon’s astral decree,
Our song shall haunt eternity.
I’ll write a song called Flutterby
With words that dip low, then swing high
Along a staff of golden rays,
Our clumsy cares will cast away
And when our timid souls take flight,
We’ll coast in the candescent light
I’ll write a song called Paris Blue
And dedicate the words to you
I’ll fold our little happy psalm
Until it fits inside your palm
Like a kiss, a moment fleeting
Locked inside for your safekeeping
I’ll write a song called Petrichor
With words you’ll swear you’ve heard before
I’ll dabble dew-drop harmonies
Into an earthy-bass reprise
And by its sweet saturation,
The sound will rise in ovation