I look far east,
Or so I thought,
Reading the familiar star.
The spring ain't a melancholy,
But by this sea,
Some flowers just don't grow.
Like the scent of a woman,
Old memories of passion,
Are never out of fashion;
Or so I thought,
Reading the familiar star.
But when the sky is this dark,
And the night so alone,
I just talk,
To my singing pen.
The spring ain't a melancholy,
But by this sea,
Some flowers just don't grow.
But then,
Like the scent of a woman,
Old memories of passion,
Are never out of fashion;
All things said,
Let me live your life instead;
Maybe then I would know,
Just what to show.
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