| The ballad of Clementine Jones blessings on the little ones whose little bones hold muffins, cakes and scones, spiders, sticks and stones, are we just like a sparrow or a golden arrow whose aim is narrowed as it flies through sorrow flies through joy over all the girls and the boys to the sea should I beware your nights and your mares your golden flax hair brings you straight to me from the center of the sea that’s where I want to be with you but, though we try to believe a soul never dies just slips between the sea and the sky till over the hills I ride sunset by my side till I come undone into you there he lies torn from my side as the tide washes away all life of you the space has grown stronger our love is no longer amidst strangers we wander to find our new homes |