Written for a #songspark monthly challenge which was to write a song to comfort someone after you have died.
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I’d love to see you smile - Songspark November 18
Nothing is created; nothing is destroyed
Leaves must fall in autumn-time as part of the sinusoid.
Right now, well, it may seem bleak, like staring in the void
But shed no tear for me
Please shed no tear for me
As a ship goes over the horizon, we think that it’s gone
But people on the other side can see it coming on.
CRS: I’d love to see you smile. I’d love to see you smile
(Instrumental)
CRS
I’m in the raindrop; the warm rays of sun;
the twinkling stars that shine on down. Just know that I haven’t gone.
Don’t cry ‘cos it’s over – smile like it’s just begun.
And give your sorrow words
Please give your sorrow words
The saddest word’s ‘if only’; the longest word is ‘if’
There’s nothing to get over but I know you’ll get through it.
CRS
Don’t let them try to fix you, it is just as it seems
You still have your memories behind scars that can’t be seen.
We are nothing apart from dust & dreams
So shed no tear for me
Please shed no tear for me
Now remember Loss leaves such heartache that no-one can heal
But love leaves memories so strong that no-one else can steal
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