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Siren


I will sing the same song to all of them Until they recede away from me I'll sing the same tune Until one understands the mutual longing This melody I chant is heard by many But only few that it will lay a soft cheek on I'll sing the same tune to all of them Until one appreciates the composition of memories Until he appreciates the rhythm at which they flow Until my timbre lays butterflies in his stomach This melody will be our anthem In which we turn to when we have hit the lows It will be our anthem In the time we have met our highs This lullaby will return us to our beauty of our union And I'll sing it even after he is no longer in my arms
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