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I am a lighthouse, worn by the and the waves.
I my lamp lit, to warn the sailors on their way.

I'll tell a story, you a picture from my past.
I was so happy, but joy in life seldom lasts.

I had a keeper, he helped me warn the at sea.
We had grown closer, 'till his joy everything to me.

And he was to marry, a girl who shone with and light.
And they each other,
And with me the sunsets into night.

And the waves around me, the sand slips out to sea.
And the that blow remind me,
Of what has been, and what can be.

She'd had to us, my keeper he prayed for a safe return.
But the night came,
The weather to a raging had turned.

He watched her fight,
But in vain against the wild and wind.
In me so helpless, as against the rock she met her end.

And the waves around me, the sand slips out to sea.
And the winds that remind me,
Of has been, and what can never be.

Then on the next day, my keeper her washed up on the shore.
He kissed her face,
That they'd be together soon swore.

I saw him crying, watched as he her in the sand.
And then he my tower, and off of the edge of me he ran.

And the waves around me, the sand slips out to sea.
And the winds blow remind me,
Of has been, and what can never be.

I am a lighthouse, worn by the and the waves.
And though I am empty, I still warn the sailors on way.