I'll See You in My Dreams
Though the days are long
Twilight sings a song
All the happiness that used to be
Soon my eyes will close
Soon, I'll find repose
And in my dreams
You're always near to me
I'll see you in my dreams
Hold you in my dreams
Someone took you right out of my arms
Still, I feel the thrill of your charms
Lips that once were mine
Tender eyes that shine
They will light my way tonight
I'll see you in my dreams
Lips that once were mine
Tender eyes that shine
They will light my lonely way tonight
I'll see you in my dreams
- Gus Kahn
On my birthday, I hope I can dream of everyone that I can't be with anymore. I often see you there, and I hope of all nights, I'll see you there tonight. G'night.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Thursday, August 6, 2009
I’m in a page on your desk
Here’s my name if you forget
I couldn’t stop to think of you
I let it drop with no excuse
I see your name and it makes me laugh
Looking forward and thinking back
To the Sunday afternoons
When the world was just me and you
The weeks roll by; they feel like years
But we don’t mind what we don’t hear
I signed my love, an autograph
It was good back then, but it didn’t last
The taste of wine upon my lips
In all this time, you’re all I miss
And, you know, I could use a friend
But silence is all there is in the end
- Solus
I found this poem in a random word document at the end of a paper I wrote. I don't remember it, but I thought it was pretty good and very appropriate for the times.
Here’s my name if you forget
I couldn’t stop to think of you
I let it drop with no excuse
I see your name and it makes me laugh
Looking forward and thinking back
To the Sunday afternoons
When the world was just me and you
The weeks roll by; they feel like years
But we don’t mind what we don’t hear
I signed my love, an autograph
It was good back then, but it didn’t last
The taste of wine upon my lips
In all this time, you’re all I miss
And, you know, I could use a friend
But silence is all there is in the end
- Solus
I found this poem in a random word document at the end of a paper I wrote. I don't remember it, but I thought it was pretty good and very appropriate for the times.
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