Lamenting Man

Look all the pieces of my dreams

Shattered away since the dawn of time

Now just tarnished realms of rotten faces

Getting wiser getting uglier

This is just who I am right now

Falling off these weak white old crowns

Falling off just like my lover did

From thousand miles oh I did hear

“The train hath come, the train hath come”

That’s just what I’m looking up for now

But never did

On the journey o I had see a lot of smiles

Some are young, some are fools

On the journey I had see lot of loves

Yet what a waste, what a waste

This is just what I got right now

Some said I’m such a mourning man

Mourning things that pretty smalls

But what did they know, o what did they know

This is just what I am right now

I sit around at the graveyard meadow

Brightest shine o I had see

On my right side a marble stones carved as old as mine

And her name, my lover’s name

I sit around at the graveyard meadow

Glooming glow I had see

On my left side a marble chambers opened wide just for show

“That’s the body of mine”

Some said I’m such lamenting man

Lament the things that pretty old

But what did they know, o what did they know

This is just what I am right now