Lying Together
There's a little cemetery at the edge of town
In the evening she comes to me, when there's no one around
I have to tell that I love her, though we're both all alone
And I miss lying with her in our bed, at our home
Why does love have to suffer, and make lovers cry
How can one keep on living, while the other one dies
We'll be joined in the end, I believe this is true
But how can I get by in this place without you
Bitter-sweet is the word, that I have learn thought my life
And having you near reminds me, Dear, you still are my wife
Next week I'll return here, I hope you come too
Until the day comes, You lie beside me, and I beside you
There's a little cemetery at the edge of town
In the evening she comes to me, when there's no one around
I have to tell that I love her, though we're both all alone
And I miss being with her in our bed, at our home
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