Watching
Goniemah Walloomeyenwalloo
MUSIC AND WORDS BY Sharine O'Neill
Goniemah Wallomeyenwallo
Big ocean waves keep rollin´ in
and break on a rocky shore.
To spray it turns their foamy skin,
haven´t seen this for ages anymore.
And cool late summer winds,
bring dark heavy clouds and rain.
It sure´s the end of some hot weeks
´cause autumn´s starting off again.
I´m sitting here on dried out grass
watching our nature play,
watching the clouds on their way,
watching the turn of a summer day.
All this dry and dusty dirt
soakes in this heavy fallin´ rain.
I can hear our thirsty earth
drinking every drop in pain.
The grass turns soft and green,
rain ´s pouring down upon the sea
patches of mist move in between,
like rain I would love to be.
I´m sitting here in heavy rain,
watching our nature play,
watching the clouds on their way,
watching the turn of a summer day.
This led me astray. I was expecting one thing and got another. I am back here a week later listening to the tune I downloaded and maybe I had less cobwebs on the brain. It sounded natural. I wasn't thinking insane, going down a rathole agaim. Hearing the breezy sounds echoing thru the rain, taking me out of bounds, thru the grass and grain. Screeching to a halt, your wiles to exalt, off I go thru foam ashore crawling into my home once more.Vig
A good song, recording and you have a great voice!
Farrell