Laurence Overmire - Autumn Fall lyrics

I remember the autumn of that year Her long brown hair The soft gentleness of her eyes The playful squeeze of her hand Unseasonably warm November days We walked hand in hand, arm in arm, heart in heart Kicking the leaves in Central Park Watching tiny sailboats glide like feathers on a gla**y pool Lying in the shade of oak and maple While the sun fondly bid the day goodbye… Love, in an instant, had banished sorrow And time stood still for a second or two But the winds of December were not to be denied And as the new year dawned I died The blasted shell of a man left to its decay Through the dark black night of winter Slowly Imperceptibly A new-born wing emerging from the ruin Phoenix heart rising.