Down on the Riverbed

Love's Journey: A Riverbed Proposal Under the Hawk's Watch
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Lyrics

Down on the riverbed

Reflecting on the riverbed, setting the scene

Down on the riverbed

Reiteration, emphasizing the significance of the riverbed

Down on the riverbed

Continued emphasis on the riverbed as a central theme

I asked my lover for her hand

Expressing a desire to commit to a romantic relationship

A red tailed hawk circled overhead

Observing nature, possibly signifying the presence of something significant or a moment of contemplation

A red tailed hawk circled overhead

Reiteration of the red-tailed hawk, emphasizing its symbolic importance

A red tailed hawk circled overhead

Continued emphasis on the red-tailed hawk and its circling overhead, possibly indicating a spiritual connection

The church on the hill, was what she said

Referring to a church on the hill, suggesting a spiritual or religious aspect to the lover's response

A monster cloud like a big black hen

Describing a foreboding cloud, possibly symbolizing a looming challenge or obstacle

A monster cloud like a big black hen

Repetition of the ominous cloud imagery, reinforcing its significance

A monster cloud like a big black hen

Continued emphasis on the threatening cloud, raising tension in the narrative

As she drew houses in the sand

The lover drawing houses in the sand, perhaps symbolizing dreams or aspirations

Down on the riverbed

Returning to the riverbed, suggesting a pivotal moment or reflection

Down on the riverbed

Reiteration, reinforcing the emotional weight of the riverbed

Down on the riverbed

Continued emphasis on the riverbed, possibly representing a significant location or memory

I asked my lover for her hand

Repetition of the request for the lover's hand, underscoring its importance

I asked my lover for her hand

Reiteration of the plea for commitment, emphasizing its significance

Then I heard a train whistle blow

Hearing a train whistle, possibly symbolizing a call to action or a decision point

Then I heard a train whistle blow

Repetition of the train whistle, amplifying the sense of urgency or decision

Then I heard a train whistle blow

Continued emphasis on the train whistle, signaling a critical moment

And I knew it was time to go

Realizing it's time to leave, suggesting a recognition of the need for change or movement

Down on the riverbed

Returning to the riverbed, possibly indicating a reflective moment before departure

Down on the riverbed

Reiteration of the riverbed, reinforcing its role as a significant setting

Down on the riverbed

Continued emphasis on the riverbed, possibly as a metaphor for the journey of life

I asked my lover for her hand

Repetition of the request for the lover's hand, underscoring the emotional weight of the plea

I asked my lover for her hand

Reiteration of the plea for commitment, emphasizing the desire for a positive response

I asked my lover for her hand

Continued emphasis on the request for the lover's hand, highlighting its central importance

I asked my lover for her hand

Final repetition of the plea, possibly concluding the narrative or expressing a sense of urgency

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