Silence of the Memories
Your face in the moonlight reminds me,
Of someone I knew along time ago.
When she smiled her heart just made,
All the pain and suffering fade away.
It was more magical than mortal,
In a land where fairies danced,
In the forest beyond her wildest dreams.
When I look and remember her she,
Always made me smile and laugh.
Our love was everlasting.
My memories will always be of her,
Inside of my heart where they will stay.
The Marshall's protect her.
The monster who abused and tortured,
Her is on the run.
I will not rest until we find him.
In Texas it's plain and simple dead or alive.
Every night I look up at the Moon,
Thinking of you.
I hear someone behind me,
Thinking it's a Marshall,
I hear Did you know if you pray long,
Enough your true love will return to you?
I say yes, I have heard that as my,
Tears glide down my face running,
Into her arms
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