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Final Farewell

You mean so much to me, my life, my heart, my dreams
I owe them all to you
Now I can love once more, just like I did before
For that I'm thanking you

Exist in perfect harmony, like it was meant to be
You're happy at repose
No signs of brood or strain, completely free from pain
To let you beauty show

<Chorus>
A darkened room will grant no sight
Lie in rest and hear the night
At sounding of nocturnal bells
I bid thee a final farewell

If you could only see how happy you made me
If you could only know
If I could only tell before my grand farewell
How much I truly owe

In your eternal debt, I shall never forget
The memories I hold
I keep them close to heart, we'll never be apart
Together as one soul

<Chorus>
A darkened room will grant no sight
Lie in rest and hear the night
At sounding of nocturnal bells
I bid thee a final farewell

I fought to hold you dear but in the end it's clear
Your heart's in foreign place
Sinking deep into the misty sea, your fading love for me
Is gone without a trace

And now as time goes by I slowly realise
It wasn't meant to be
And though it pains me so, I know I must let go
And end this you and me

<Chorus>
A darkened room will grant no sight
Lie in rest and hear the night
At sounding of nocturnal bells
I bid thee a final...

A darkened room will grant no sight
Lie in rest and hear the night
At sounding of nocturnal bells
I bid thee a final farewell

A final farewell
A final farewell
(repeat to fade)

  • Author: Scott Hann
  • Category: Rock & Roll
  • Author's Comments:

    This is a slow, soft rock song that could be bordering on pop, but I prefer it as a rock song. It is about leaving the person you once held dear, and finally moving on ("Final Farewell")

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