She’s here again my owl, my friend, I can hear her call. Her black and wingspread silhouette Is cast upon my wall. Her voice an ancient echo, Of what has gone before. I climb upon her feathered back, And through the air we soar, She takes me to the Ferryman, Upon a distant shore.
(Chorus) If life’s a symphony, sing along, sing along. Each note a harmony in our song, in our song.
I place a coin into his hands This voyage to undertake. So silent I can hear my breath, His craft, it leaves no wake. A Lady stands upon the shore She’s reaching out her hands Her face as silver as the Moon I step upon the land, And tears of joy fall from my eyes, For now I understand.
She takes me to a distant cave, With a door of stone. A place of rest, a silent tomb, I step inside alone. And then I see familiar shapes Of things I’ve known before, Toys that meant so much to me, Are scattered on the floor. And all the things I keep inside, And try hard to ignore
My first guitar, a long-lost friend, A time I nearly fell, And my Grandmother’s music box, With the tune I knew so well. Faces of lovers come and gone, A glass full of tears, And as I watch they fade away Back into distant years All a part of who I am, My hopes and dreams and fears
I wake to greet a brand new day, But see what I have found, A feather and a silver coin, Are lying on the ground….