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Never Again Might I See The Sun


A blanket of sunshine wrapped Me, a feller that never laughed Into the nature I run and weep It's just a secret I'll have to keep The moments of misery have rushed past What's left is a memory that'll last The embrace of daylight has captured me Through the foggy mist and through the trees A seed has started to sprout some gladness That will last through all the madness But, the day's end is soon to come And never again might I see the sun
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