Lyrics:
Two pairs of eyes sat bankside by a lake
Trees hiding the sun but it ain't stopping the bake
Rolling hills rolling jays conversation last for days
childhood flash before me in the death of your closed eyes
At your Irish wake we celebrate by trying not to cry
Farewell youth, I'm afraid I hardly got
in June going astray
Fading too soon, that's why I say
"Farewell to you Indian Summer"
of a romance in June
Going astray, fading too soon
That's why I say,
Farewell to you, Indian Summer!
of a romance in June
Going astray, fading too soon
That's why I say,
Farewell to you, Indian Summer!
in June going astray
Fading too soon, that's why I say
"Farewell to you Indian Summer"
when summertime was new
You are here to watch over
Some heart that is broken
By a word that somebody left unspoken
You're the ghost of a romance in
must attend to whatever Yorkshire county happenstance steals you
Farewell for now my dearest love until I see you
On this earth in your heart or his
to the grid
I had a vision last night, a prophecy
A portent in the sky
Precession of the globe contingent on
The omen's star in flight
The ice floe's melting,
to everyone
Do your good works
From heaven
In the name
Of jesus christ
Heaven by your side
Ancestors within
Society of victim souls
Modern day saint
Zyla
tunes
Loved you like a brother and you would call me Boone
We were so close last year but I should have stayed in June
I scared you senseless and it ended
for the underling from hell
Brainwashed by a fatal system, prepare for your last farewell
The Resistance rise again.
Freedom is the way, sacrifice
of the opera
Have you gorged yourself at last, in your lust for blood?
Am I now to be prey to your lust for flesh?
That fate, which condemns me to wallow
""[I - Prologo:] It's June 6 1944 I turned 19 two days before Pride and bravery I can't ignore Representing my country in this World War [II -
It's June 6, 1944
I turned 19 two days before
Pride and bravery I can't ignore
Representing my country in this World War
The Great Crusade
never find the sea
Snow by winter sown
Through flowers of June
Over grass and over stone
Under mountains in the moon
The roads go ever on
Under cloud
me to the moon
They call me by another name but still, my name is June.
Now I keep my head down, I don't look them in the eye
Every dress I own is red
Depending on if we rise I know we'll be all that we try
(I found my muse like it's June in a summertime high
I got a long way to go but I'm still gone shine,
down
(Firstborn... last one)
I hear the din of the screams
Sorrow in streams
The smell of farewell and gasoline
(Listen... my son)
I see a heart set
last separation from me
Congratulations, you've graduated
To be all alone by yourself
Let me throw you a party, farewell
Farewell, farewell
Old Mrs. Tanner down by the bend
Felt the cold touch of death brush once again
Bedridden downtrodden
Called up her friend
She told her this
Remember
move forward by the aid of symbols
and we change those symbols as we move forward.
Who said that? Is there an echo in here? A catalectic tetrameter
farewell
By the old north shore
Hear me cry
Oh for one more moment in your arms
A cruel goodbye
These waters are a grave forever more
Bid our last farewell
in June going astray
Fading too soon, that's why I say
"Farewell to you Indian Summer"
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