Melancholy Grin
from Blessings From The Artistry by The Artistry
lyrics
Hey Darling, sing me a song
Cause the terrible winter is coming along
Your loving is silver and gold
But I'm heading for nowhere; it's hard to unfold... you know
Like an echo
A wind blow
Out of control
Hey Darling, sing me a song
An alleviative tune just to prove me wrong
Your loving wipes out the cold
Still I'm heading for nowhere; it's hard to unfold... you know
Like an echo
A wind blow
Out of control
Everything keeps on playing its role
For all the world is smiling right at me
The colours shine much more than usually
The sun sets satisfied and then
You tell me life wonderful but I'm afraid to die
With gladness on my side
Hey Darling, sing me a song
For I know where you are is where I belong
Cause the terrible winter is coming along
Your loving is silver and gold
But I'm heading for nowhere; it's hard to unfold... you know
Like an echo
A wind blow
Out of control
Hey Darling, sing me a song
An alleviative tune just to prove me wrong
Your loving wipes out the cold
Still I'm heading for nowhere; it's hard to unfold... you know
Like an echo
A wind blow
Out of control
Everything keeps on playing its role
For all the world is smiling right at me
The colours shine much more than usually
The sun sets satisfied and then
You tell me life wonderful but I'm afraid to die
With gladness on my side
Hey Darling, sing me a song
For I know where you are is where I belong
credits
from Blessings From The Artistry,
released November 12, 2010
Music and Lyrics by Ian Christ
Music and Lyrics by Ian Christ
license
all rights reserved
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