Oh, Sedona
Sedona's Whisper: A Melodic Tale of Love and Loss
Lyrics
The stars will cry over cottonwoods
The stars express sorrow over the cottonwood trees.
The stars will cry over cottonwoods
Repetition, emphasizing the emotional connection of the stars to the cottonwoods.
You gave all you had, much more than most would
Someone gave more than expected, demonstrating exceptional generosity.
Oh, Sedona you were good to me
Expressing gratitude to Sedona for being kind or beneficial.
You belong among the red sandstone
Suggesting a fitting place among the red sandstone formations for the subject.
You belong among the red sandstone
Reiteration, emphasizing the connection to the red sandstone.
Just as the Oak Creek knows the moon is gold
Comparing the knowledge of Oak Creek to the certainty of the moon being gold; highlighting a deep understanding.
Oh, Sedona you were good to me
Reaffirming Sedona's positive impact and kindness.
It's a damn shame I didn't say goodbye
Expressing regret for not bidding farewell.
93 is overtime
Referring to the number 93 and suggesting life's overtime, possibly relating to unexpected or prolonged experiences.
For the body and the mind
Life demands extra effort for both the body and mind.
She's been ready since Granddad went on
Mentioning readiness since Granddad's departure, indicating preparedness for life's challenges.
When the Lord calls, he calls you home
When the divine calls, one is summoned home.
See you on the other side
Anticipating a reunion on the other side after passing away.
You will live on in my memory
Assuring that the memory of Sedona will endure in the speaker's recollections.
You will live on in my memory
Reiteration, emphasizing the lasting impact in memory.
When I look up I can still hear you singing
Recalling the sound of Sedona's singing when looking up, suggesting a spiritual connection.
Oh, Sedona you were good to me
Expressing gratitude again, emphasizing the positive experiences in Sedona.
Oh, Sedona you were good to me
Reiteration of Sedona's goodness and impact on the speaker.
Oh, Sedona you were good to me
Reaffirming Sedona's positive influence on the speaker's life.
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