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  • When I was a little girl
    Younger than nine or ten
    I once spoke to the silver lady
    But I never saw her again.
    To me she flew out of the sky
    She was born riding on the water
    Her hair blew all around her
    She was the crazy man's only daughter.
    I used to see her every day
    Riding her golden pony
    Only once did I hear her laugh
    And it echoed far and lonely.
    Once I watched the river run
    And I wandered too far from home
    There I met the silver lady
    She was crying, all alone.
    I said, "lady, why are you crying?
    If I had wings like you
    I would be flying over this river
    And singing like only birds do."
    Well she threw back her head and she smiled at me
    Her tears, how they shone in the sun
    She said, "i have no wings to fly with
    If I did I would surely be gone.
    "my brothers have all gone far away
    To follow their hearts and be free
    But I am the youngest and my father is ageing
    And all he's got left is me.
    "i love my father dearly
    Madman though he may be
    It would break his heart if I should leave him
    But this life is killing me.
    "i feel the ocean pulling me
    The breezes come and tell me things
    I want to go with them wherever they go
    And see what the new morning brings."
    So she sadly turned away from me
    So I stumbled my way back home
    The next day I heard she had taken her horse
    And gone off to parts unknown.
    Her father stayed inside his lonely house
    And he never more came into town
    He could be seen roaming the riverside
    And they say that he jumped in and drowned.
    Long though I waited, she never returned
    But when I felt a silver breeze
    I knew she had sent it from wherever she was
    To tell us that now she was free.
    (july 2, 1974)
  • When I was a little girl
    Younger than nine or ten
    I once spoke to the silver lady
    But I never saw her again.
    To me she flew out of the sky
    She was born riding on the water
    Her hair blew all around her
    She was the crazy man's only daughter.
    I used to see her every day
    Riding her golden pony
    Only once did I hear her laugh
    And it echoed far and lonely.
    Once I watched the river run
    And I wandered too far from home
    There I met the silver lady
    She was crying, all alone.
    I said, "lady, why are you crying?
    If I had wings like you
    I would be flying over this river
    And singing like only birds do."
    Well she threw back her head and she smiled at me
    Her tears, how they shone in the sun
    She said, "i have no wings to fly with
    If I did I would surely be gone.
    "my brothers have all gone far away
    To follow their hearts and be free
    But I am the youngest and my father is ageing
    And all he's got left is me.
    "i love my father dearly
    Madman though he may be
    It would break his heart if I should leave him
    But this life is killing me.
    "i feel the ocean pulling me
    The breezes come and tell me things
    I want to go with them wherever they go
    And see what the new morning brings."
    So she sadly turned away from me
    So I stumbled my way back home
    The next day I heard she had taken her horse
    And gone off to parts unknown.
    Her father stayed inside his lonely house
    And he never more came into town
    He could be seen roaming the riverside
    And they say that he jumped in and drowned.
    Long though I waited, she never returned
    But when I felt a silver breeze
    I knew she had sent it from wherever she was
    To tell us that now she was free.
    (july 2, 1974)