Mourning tune

I sing

I keep singing

don't you hear me?

In this desolate sea, I have gone far for you

Where are you?

Blue clouds gaze upon me,

the stars are waving at me

None of them can approach me,

cause I am long away from the world.

I'm seen by myriad things,

and I see a thousand beautiful things

But I can't commit to anything,

because my intent is tied up with you.

I cry

I keep crying

My song is depressing

I'm calling to you with the tinkling sound of a million pearls.

One day the doors will open to the steps of heaven

I will sing my favorite song on that day

I wrote it just for you.

I'm here to see you

No matter how long it takes

I'm moving on.

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