Lay Down Your Weary Tune
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LDay doCwn your wGeary tCune lay dGown
Lay down the sEmong you sDtrum
And reCst yourseGlf 'Dneath the sGtrength of sCtrings
No voice can hGope Dto huGm. D
SDtruckC by the sGounds Cbefore theG sun
I knew the nEmight had gDone.
The moCrning breGeze lDike a bGugle bClew
Against the dGrumsD of daGwn.D
LDay doCwn your wGeary tCune lay dGown
Lay down the sEmong you sDtrum
And reCst yourseGlf 'Dneath the sGtrength of sCtrings
No voice can hGope Dto huGm. D
TDhe ocCean wGild like an oCrgan pGlayed
The seaweed's wEmove its sDtrands
The crCashin' wGaves lDike cGymbals cClashed
Against the rGocksD and saGndsD
LDay doCwn your wGeary tCune lay dGown
Lay down the sEmong you sDtrum
And reCst yourseGlf 'Dneath the sGtrength of sCtrings
No voice can hGope Dto huGm. D
ID stoCod unGwound beCneath the skGies
And clouds unbEmound by lDaws
The crCyin' rGain lDike a tGrumpet sCang
And asked for nGo apDplauGse D
LDay doCwn your wGeary tCune lay dGown
Lay down the sEmong you sDtrum
And reCst yourseGlf 'Dneath the sGtrength of sCtrings
No voice can hGope Dto huGm. D
TDhe laCst of leaGves feCll from thGe trees
And clung to a nEmew love's bDreast
The bCranches bGare lDike a bGanjo pClayed
To the winds that lGisteDned beGst D
ID gazeCd down inG the rCiver's mGirror
And watched its wEminding sDtrum
The waCter sGmooth rDan lGike a hCymn
And like a harGp diDd huGm D
LDay doCwn your wGeary tCune lay dGown
Lay down the sEmong you sDtrum
And reCst yourseGlf 'Dneath the sGtrength of sCtrings
No voice can hGope Dto huGm. D