An Unsung Love Lyrics

Bearing the burden of a lonesome fall's sigh,

Speaking of yearning like an ocean deep and wide;

Should someone inquire of my troubled mind's plea,

I dare not speak your name that haunts me in my sleep.

Your name—(oh)

how it echoes—(a silent chime)

Should someone inquire of my weary heart's decline,

Speaking of yearning like an ocean deep and wide,

Bearing the burden of a lonesome fall's sigh.

Bearing the burden of a lonesome fall's sigh.

I dare not utter your name, withheld in vain,

If pressed to voice the sorrow that my soul weaves,

Speaks of a solitude that comes with falling leaves,

A whispering chill, the autumn's tranquil bane.

Your name—(oh)

how it echoes—(a silent chime)

Should someone inquire of my weary heart's decline,

Speaking of yearning like an ocean deep and wide,

Bearing the burden of a lonesome fall's sigh.

Speaking of distant seas and autumn's somber hue.

If pressed to voice the shadow on my spirit's pane,

For fear of breaking silence,

your name...