Whispers of a winter song

Fayre’s song to Adam

I’m lying awake as the night pour into the day,

Dreading the winter to come because you’ll go away,

I just hold onto the three seasons in my tears,

The only reality of you ever being here,

While I cling onto your words to stroke the pain away,

Were you, oh, were you ever real?

So, I sing you a song for your frozen heart,

While I search for your eyes in every lost face when you part,

As my strings send you the missing lyrics of my words,

Yet, I don’t even know the words of my own song,

Then I just wait, oh I wait

Whoa I’ll wait, wait for you

I long for your smile, oh, it must be like crack,

Boy, I know that we were never on the right track,

I’m an addict of a drug I have not even tasted,

Yet, the taste of your presence I have never seen wasted,

It’s four a.m. and I’m still pondering over the pages,

The ones you wrote in my only worthy memories,

So, I sing you a song for your frozen heart,

While I search for your eyes in every lost face when you part,

As my strings send you the missing lyrics of my words,

Yet, I don’t even know the words of my own song,

Then I just wait, oh I wait

Whoa I’ll wait, wait for you

As your whispers of long promises give me hope,

The strings of my violin scream the words of my diary,

My bare feet walk a single-line letter to you in the sand,

My thoughts are imprisoned in my hidden desires

So, I sing you a song for your frozen heart,

While I search for your eyes in every lost face when you part,

As my strings send you the missing lyrics of my words,

Yet, I don’t even know the words of my own song,

Then I just wait, oh I wait

Whoa I’ll wait, wait for you

Hoping my silent expression is no victim of exposure,

As the words escape me, they no longer have to be endured,

You are the missing lyric to my unending song,

So, I keep singing a melody for your frozen heart,

I don’t stop searching for your eyes in every lost face once you part,

Allowing my strings to expose the lost lyrics of my words,

Yet, I don’t love the words of my longest song,

Should I just wait? Oh wait

Whoa could I just wait? Wait for you