The girl in navy blue
A girl in the forest... Loved by all
She would sing her melodies everyday
Filling the woods with her words so beautiful she wrote them down all along her way
As she went speaking her heart...enchanted the birds everyday
She spread her magic all around...like the dust dancing in the sunlight they all would sway
Her songs she had written on stones old and tough
She never looked back she never noticed enough
Her words like feelings filled up the stones with life and zest
They rolled in the forest spreading her music to their best
One lonely wanderer walked through the forest..awed by its stories she heard in the town
When the wanderer was sitting by the water so calm...a stone she found with a letters from unknown
As she let the music cause her senses to dance..she went looking for more of those stones
Every new song the girl had written...left the wanderer wanting more and more
The wanderer filled with the rhythm of the girls music went writing her own little thing
When she sang the little piece loud...her voice amateurish and notes erring
The girl heard this noise and found the wanderer...she beamed a warm smile encouraging the endeavour
The wanderer found her drive and went on a mission...with the inspiration she gave her
That was a story I would sing all day
Whenever I was low whenever gay
But unknown to the wanderer the girl had to return home
When she returned to the lake the girl was gone
Hoping for a message assuming the girl was happy..the wanderer went on singing
Back at home the girl was ailing... She fought for her life as she missed the birds chirping
The wanderer wouldn't know the girl was in pain
But she would always hope to see meet the girl again
In every melodie that the wanderer would write
There would be memories of the girl's first sight
Dressed in navy blue flanked by her knight
She had met the wanderer, made her world so bright
The girl is a beauty my heart would behold
The strength of a hundred horse and her chronicles will be told
The forests wait the birds do
The stream and everything else too
