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WESTRON WYND (2) (Jim Spencer) Western Wind when will you blow? The small rain down shall rain Criest "If my love were in my arms And I in my bed again" No moon, no cloud is in the sky How calm the eventide Tossing here I sleep alone With no one by my side I drift in dreams my feelings flow As sure my memories roam Western Wind when will you blow And lead me safely home? Oh Western Wind Where will you blow? My heart with yearning pain Is weary through these winter days To lie with my love again Western Wind when will you blow? The small rain down shall rain Criest If my love were in my arms And I in my bed again These are additional words to 'Westron Wynde' that were written (to my knowledge ) by a Milwaukee singer songwriter poet named Jim Spencer back in the early 70's. Jim is no longer with us but he had a way with words - especially traditional ly rics. He recorded several albums including "the Most Beautiful Song in the Forest" an original story set with original songs based on Mother Goose rhymes. filename[ WESTWYN2 WP apr00 |
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