Fool was I not
to accept the signs,
Not to know that nothing was the same,
To have thought that nothing would change;
Fool was I not to change with the change.
Not to know that nothing was the same,
To have thought that nothing would change;
Fool was I not to change with the change.
I read the signs, and I
smelt the change,
But, when she called, I went-
Like moth to a fire;
Knowing, nothing was the same any more.
But, when she called, I went-
Like moth to a fire;
Knowing, nothing was the same any more.
She was not a lil’ girl
any more;
Grown had she, a woman by any measure;
Matured had she, to become a wife;
Ignored, the cry to remain a girl.
Grown had she, a woman by any measure;
Matured had she, to become a wife;
Ignored, the cry to remain a girl.
Two tears I shed, for a
friend lost,
And smiled for what she gained.
And I promised myself-
And smiled for what she gained.
And I promised myself-
These are my last tears
for her,
Knowing, that it wouldn’t be.
Knowing, that it wouldn’t be.
These are the last tears for any friend,
Knowing, that it wouldn't be.