The Valley
A dark veil closes over me
A known and dreaded sight
I'll wade through ruined fantasies
Dark will annex the light
Bless my soul it dies today
To be reborn in time
I'll learn so much
Risk life leaves me behind
With every step the darkness trails
But light will be there, too
And when I think that I may fail
My light will shine on through
And when I reach the valley's end
I'll humbly move on
And when I die
I'll pass the light along
Although I walk the valley
I won't be on my own
I've got a wake behind me
And someday I'll go home
The valley will be long
And my faith may not be strong
But if I try
I will make it to the end
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