歌词
(Verse 1)
In a quiet town by the river's bend,
Where the willow trees softly sway,
I remember nights with a long-lost friend,
And the love that slipped away.
We'd walk hand in hand, through fields of gold,
With stars to guide our way,
But the dreams we had are now stories told,
In the whisper of yesterday.
(Chorus)
Oh, the winds of time, they carry me,
To a place where we used to be.
With a heart so heavy, and eyes that see,
Melancholy memories of you and me.
(Verse 2)
There was a promise made 'neath the old oak tree,
A vow of forevermore,
But the seasons change, and so did we,
Leaving hearts broken and sore.
Now the laughter fades like an autumn leaf,
Falling soft on the ground,
And I'm left alone with this aching grief,
In the silence of love profound.
(Chorus)
Oh, the winds of time, they carry me,
To a place where we used to be.
With a heart so heavy, and eyes that see,
Melancholy memories of you and me.
(Bridge)
I hear your voice in the summer rain,
Feel your touch in the breeze,
But it's just a ghost of the past's melody,
A song that no longer frees.
If I could turn back the hands of time,
I'd hold you close once more,
But I'm left to mourn what was once so fine,
On this lonely, distant shore.
(Chorus)
Oh, the winds of time, they carry me,
To a place where we used to be.
With a heart so heavy, and eyes that see,
Melancholy memories of you and me.
(Verse 3)
Now the days grow short and the nights grow long,
As I wander through this life,
With a wistful heart and a mournful song,
Cut deep like a sharpened knife.
Though the world moves on, I still remain,
With your memory by my side,
And I'll sing our tune in a soft melody,
To the love that lived and died.
[Instrumental solo]
(Outro)
So here's to the days of joy and pain,
To the love that once was mine,
May your spirit dance in the summer rain,
As I cherish these bittersweet lines.
For the winds of time, they carry me,
To a place where we used to be,
With a heart so heavy, and eyes that see,
Melancholy memories of you and me.
