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re: Thanks

Posted by: Taggart 11:13 am EDT 08/17/14
In reply to: re: Thanks - AlanScott 01:31 am EDT 08/17/14

Between you, I think you've puzzled out all the lyrics, except I hear "wake" instead of "wait." The first verse makes it clear that she's in a reverie.

When evening falls on this strangely gray city,
As daylight dies and the lonely hours start,
My twilight thoughts leave this alien sky
And they fly homeward, homeward --
Hoping there to find my heart.

I seem to walk through that faraway twilight,
I see a hearth where familiar fires burn.
The evening star hovers low above the plain,
A faint guitar plays a melancholy strain,
And oh! the pain as I wake to know
I nevermore can turn
Homeward, homeward --
Homeward to the homeland I adore
And will see no more.

Petina sings something garbled ("be"?) instead of "turn."


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