Memory of Ages
Long ago in a distant land not near the sea
I knew a girl, as sweet as a “sweet” can be
She was this extraordinary girl within the ordinary place
Every single full moon day the moon reminds me of her face
We had a lot of fun and some were quite reverse
But every single thing was worth billions of years to preserve
Now she has gone, flown away across the sea
Leaving all the memories and most importantly me
But still we do talk sometimes, once in a blue moon
And that’s when she promises me, I’ll see you very soon
All I can do is smile my heart and wait
Just thinking if I was to meet here, wouldn’t that be great?
But it seems like the alien or spaceship that we never get to see
I’m afraid if the day will come when she has forgotten me
That would be the hardest thing, since she touched the sky
I emptied my vault of tears that day, there’s nothing more to cry
And I can’t even try to let her know how hard it is for me
I don’t want sadness in her face; I want her to be as happy as she can be
She might just think that it’s been a while and he doing fine
But how will she know there are always things in my eyes from them to shine
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