For All Days, and for None
Richard M. Walker, Paul Kearns
It's only now I see distant ships fall to the horizon. What had been here most of my days will be here no more. All those things I could have said, in their place are all the things I never will say
On the ocean and away with its water are you. On the ocean and away with the sails is something which I love so dearly. Both are together and gone
It's the silence that fades fastest, like the stillness that comes when the water no longer holds trace of your leaving
How would you ever know that you are loved when I never did speak of it and how would you ever, ever know when you are so far, far away
From me. From love and from me