Let Me Sing

Let me sing to you upon the wind That brushes over mountain tops And, in the valley far below, Dances through the farmers’ crops. I’ll sing the sea which sends its waves Before the wind, an act of trust, And dandelions in a field That send their seeds, a swirling dust. I’ll sing the smile in someone’s eyes Who welcomes you with open arms And random eagles overhead While sparrows sound their shrill alarms. In the quiet of the night I’ll sing you here to be with me, To outshine all this world gives us. I’ll sing us all as family.