Now that the Flowers are Dying
1978
Now that the flowers are dying
now that the birds are quiet,
the songs stay on my lips,
forgotten love of my heart.
Our ways parted one day
burdened with heavy clouds
our life anguish and blight
now in the frozen roads.
We wait for the miracle now
behind the dim window-pane;
our pride has become a lament
a stifled cry of pain.
Our ways parted forever
don’t wait on the corner tonight
spring is only for others
our life is anguish and blight.
Included in Journey in the Night, 1978
Now that the Flowers are Dying
Now that the flowers are dying
now that the birds are quiet,
the songs stay on my lips,
forgotten love of my heart.
Our ways parted one day
burdened with heavy clouds
our life anguish and blight
now in the frozen roads.
We wait for the miracle now
behind the dim window-pane;
our pride has become a lament
a stifled cry of pain.
Our ways parted forever
don’t wait on the corner tonight
spring is only for others
our life is anguish and blight.
Included in Journey in the Night, 1978