Lost Star

Upon sweet sun-warmed grass,
Where pine and blossom scents entwine,
Dandelion—your gentle gift,
Left at the threshold of two worlds.

[Chorus ]
Call me through twilight’s fading light,
Past the stars where dreams reside;
In that world where shadows fall,
I’ll follow you—beyond them all.

Let that world be lost and faded,
You are here—yet sorrow lingers.
Call me softly into shadow,
Past the last shimmering star I chase.

I open life’s dust-covered pages,
Reliving dreams that drift through dawn.
Now the flower crumbles, grey and silent;
All fear forgotten, as is my sip of sky.

Call me through twilight’s fading light,
Past the stars where dreams reside;
In that world where shadows fall,
I’ll follow you—beyond them all.

Only silvered trees wait in the forest,
Only violets thirst for dew,
Soon, the hush of spring will waken,
But it will bloom in a world without you.

Let that world be lost and faded,
You are here—yet sorrow lingers.
Call me softly into shadow,
Past the last shimmering star I chase.

Call me through twilight’s fading light,
Past the stars where dreams reside;
In that world where shadows fall,
I’ll follow you—beyond them all.

Lonely moon ignites the silence,
Sunrise flickers through the mist,
Laughter echoes deep in woodlands,
Only dreams return me to you.

Let that world be lost and faded,
You are here—yet sorrow lingers.
Call me softly into shadow,
Past the last shimmering star I chase.

Call me through twilight’s fading light,
Past the stars where dreams reside;
In that world where shadows fall,
I’ll follow you—beyond them all.