ON A CORNER
BY A RIVER
IN A CITY
MADE OF SOLID STONE

YOU WERE SMILING
FOR THE CAMERA
AND THE PICTURE
IS STILL ON MY PHONE

THE SAFFRON, THE SPICE
THE MARKET PLACE
BUT MOST OF ALL YOU

ONE MOONLIGHT GONE
ONE DAY LIGHT COME
AND I STILL CAN’T FORGET YOU

MY UNBROKEN WALLS
SO HIDE AND WIDE
KEEPING ME ON THE EDGE OF HEAVEN

THERE’S A MIRROR
BY A DOORWAY
TO THE BEDROOM
WHERE I SLEPT ALONE

MY REFLECTION’S
A REMINDER
THAT A MEMORY
ISN’T FLESH AND BONE

WE LAID DOWN ON TWO WORLDS
LIKE A BORDERLINE
IN OUR BODIES DESIGN

ONE MOONLIGHT GONE

ONE DAY LIGHT COME
AND I STILL CAN’T FORGET YOU

THE UNSPOKEN WORDS
I SHOULD HAVE SAID
PULLING ME FROM THE EDGE OF HEAVEN

THE SILVER SANDALS YOU WORE
ARE BESIDE THE BED
AS I LAY DOWN MY HEAD

ONE MOONLIGHT GONE
ONE DAY LIGHT COME
AND I THANK GOD I MET YOU

UNBROKEN TIME
WE’LL WATCH GO BY
LIVING HERE ON THE EDGE OF HEAVEN