Why Have My Loved Ones Gone? Richard Thompson
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[Verse 1]
Tell me why have my loved ones gone
Like dew ’neath the early sun?
Why am I left all alone
While all their troubles here are gone?
My days of youth have passed away
And the shades of life are near
But still I remain to mourn the happy days
Where dear departed friends were here
[Chorus]
Tell me why have my lovеd ones gone?
Gone to rеturn no more
Calmly gliding o’er a summer sea
While I’m left plodding on the shore?
[Verse 2]
Tell me why have my loved ones gone
While springtime is on the breeze?
Gilding the hillside farm
And breathing music through the trees
The birds are singing in the air
And the flowers are in their bloom
All things around are beautiful and fair
But still my spirit lies in gloom
Tell me why have my loved ones gone
Like dew ’neath the early sun?
Why am I left all alone
While all their troubles here are gone?
My days of youth have passed away
And the shades of life are near
But still I remain to mourn the happy days
Where dear departed friends were here
[Chorus]
Tell me why have my lovеd ones gone?
Gone to rеturn no more
Calmly gliding o’er a summer sea
While I’m left plodding on the shore?
[Verse 2]
Tell me why have my loved ones gone
While springtime is on the breeze?
Gilding the hillside farm
And breathing music through the trees
The birds are singing in the air
And the flowers are in their bloom
All things around are beautiful and fair
But still my spirit lies in gloom
"Why Have My Loved Ones Gone?" by Richard Thompson, released in 2003, is a poignant folk-rock ballad reflecting on loss and longing for departed loved ones. The lyrics convey deep sorrow and existential questioning, exploring themes of grief and memory. Musically, it features intricate guitar work and haunting melodies, enhancing its emotional depth. #FolkRock
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