Verse 1
I found a love For whom I was willing to change
But these things take time
And she blew my mind
I was willing to do
Whatever I needed to
But certain things occurred
She seemed to doubt my word
Which caused a lack of hope
And I found I couldn’t cope
Was the happiest I felt for years
But suddenly reduced to tears
In life you never know
What will come and when it’ll go
We wish for the best
And do the what we can
But somethings are never easy
And don’t always go to plan..
Chorus
A lost love – will it be forever?
I’ll never lose faith and continually endeavour
To keep in touch in whatever way
I hope this love will return again one day.
Verse 2
It’s so crazy, it’s absurd
A volcanic love that rocked my world
It knocked me off my feet
Like an overwhelming heat
Like in 76, good but with consequence
We burned with passion
Fast and furious
A bit like a trend
Good, but too soon to end
Physically explosive
Heartfelt, but the trouble is
Our lifestyles and roles in life
Were too hard to change
In between pleasure there were
Signs of pain
Her children came first
I understood but fatherhood
Wasn’t my speciality
Thus, motherhood became my
Enemy.
Chorus
A lost love – will it be forever?
never lose faith and continually endeavour
To keep in touch in whatever way
I hope this I love will return again one day.
Bridge 1
Then she appeared
In front of me
I only stared
And so did she
Nothing had gone
And she could see
Somethings never ever
Go really.
Chorus
A lost love – will it be forever?
never lose faith and continually endeavour
To keep in touch in whatever way
I knew this love would return again one day.
Bridge 2
Her kids are now older
Could try once again
We now have the time
Somethings never ever end.
Chorus
A lost love – will it be forever?
I’ll never lose faith and continually endeavour
To keep in touch in whatever way
I hope this love never goes away.
Chorus
A lost love – will it be forever?
I’ll never lose faith and continually endeavour
To keep in touch in whatever way
I hope this love never goes away.
© 2015/2020 – Colin E. Pyle