An Unsung Love

[Instrumental intro] [shakuhachi solo] [Verse 1] Bearing the burden of a lonesome fall's sigh, Speaking of yearning like an ocean deep and wide; Should someone inquire of my troubled mind's plea, I dare not speak your name that haunts me in my sleep. [build-up] [shakuhachi solo] [Chorus] Your name—(oh) how it echoes—(a silent chime) Should someone inquire of my weary heart's decline, Speaking of yearning like an ocean deep and wide, Bearing the burden of a lonesome fall's sigh. [shakuhachi solo] [drop] [Verse 2] I dare not utter your name, withheld in vain, If pressed to voice the sorrow that my soul weaves, Speaks of a solitude that comes with falling leaves, A whispering chill, the autumn's tranquil bane. [build-up] [shakuhachi solo] [Chorus] Your name—(oh) how it echoes—(a silent chime) Should someone inquire of my weary heart's decline, Speaking of yearning like an ocean deep and wide, Bearing the burden of a lonesome fall's sigh. [intro] [shakuhachi Soars] [Haunting shakuhachi solo] [shakuhachi Instrumental] [Outro] Speaking of distant seas and autumn's somber hue. If pressed to voice the shadow on my spirit’s pane, For fear of breaking silence, your name...(your name) [sad shakuhachi solo] [end] your name...(your name) [sad shakuhachi solo] [end]