The Dawn Lyrics

Again in the northeast in Summer

The sun woke up and hit my eyes.

Spring has come after the deadline

This happened many times with us.

And I embrace this morning shining,

Holding foliage close to my eyes

I want to seem wise to my honey,

Falling face down in the grass.

My Poems are like the short prayers

I'm sending them into the blue,

The world've I live has woken up.

Washed in the morn by rain or dew,

And I embrace this morning shining,

Holding foliage close to my eyes

I want to seem wise to my honey,

Falling face down in the grass.

After my life I will become light,

Or maybe rain, or may be grass.

And I can watch the new sunrises,

And the light blue inside your eyes.

And I embrace this morning shining,

Holding foliage close to my eyes

I want to seem wise to my honey,

Falling face down in the grass.

And the sun still is gaining strength,

illuminates the world around.

Yes I got drunk of the blue sky,

Thanks to the Morning that I found.

And I embrace this morning shining,

Holding foliage close to my eyes

I want to seem wise to my honey,

Falling face down in the grass.

After my life I will become light

And I will close the Nature's ring.

The Poem granted by the dawn

And by the last departing spring.