Sweet Orphan (Words and music by Kirk McLeod; arranged by Kirk McLeod, Eric Gast, and Dan Stacey) Ooh, I swear this February's cold I stole a chance to hide down on Duboise Siding road Feeling like an orphan looking for a home Slowly I wake and the sky turns into gold Right now, I think he's headed down 15 To find a mill down there he says no-ones ever seen His father took him there when he was just fifteen Well, I don't know but I could've sworn I'd been Sweet Orphan won't you say hello to the mill pond for me Sweet orphan come alive I know I promised I would stay For at least a year or more and I'd work for half the pay With a thousand voices ringing in my weary head Softly they sing to me in bed Sweet Orphan won't you say hello to the mill pong for me Sweet Orphan come alive Sweet Orphan if you say it's true I'll believe you for a while Sweet Orphan come alive And the rain it whistles lonely on this [pond And I think it's sad you never learned to swim Now they've torn the old mill down And your dress blues are on the ground Now there's nothing left, just moss and tired trees Sweet Orphan won't you say hello to the mill pond for me Sweet Orphan come alive Slowly, softly, sweetly come alive Sweet Orphan if you say it's true I'll believe you for a while Sweet Orphan come alive I can't hear your voice any more Bu döküman AkorMerkezi.com'da yayınlanmıştır. http://www.akormerkezi.com