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Thoughts of You


Walking across a snowy bridge, I wished upon a star To dance with you at waters edge, hold you close, not far To gaze into your deep blue eyes if only for a moment, I then begged the dark'ning skies, "Release me of this torment!" Alas! You did not reappear, as I had so hoped but how I missed you then my dear, whilst I walked upon the slope Across the bridge and through a grove, I laid a lily fair then to my car and away I drove, leaving rows of headstones there
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