WHEN IN HEAVEN – LINDA DAVENPORT
If I ever find my wings,
They won’t be made of gold,
Just the whispers of the songs I’ve sung,
And stories left untold.
I’ll rise above the city lights,
Where quiet angels roam,
And maybe then I’ll understand
The meaning of my own.
When in Heaven, I’ll forgive the rain,
All the tears I cried in vain.
When in Heaven, I’ll let go the pain,
And love you once again.
All the faces, all the years,
Like ripples fade away,
The heart remembers tenderness
Long after words decay.
If time’s a river, let it flow,
Through every joy and fear,
And when it meets that silver sea,
I’ll know you waited here.
When in Heaven, I’ll forgive the rain,
All the nights I called your name.
When in Heaven, I’ll see you again,
And love won’t be the same.
No clocks, no chains, no yesterday
Just the light of love’s refrain.
And maybe then, beyond the blue,
I’ll hear your voice again.
There’s a garden past the twilight,
Where the wild things softly sing,
And every soul I’ve ever loved
Blooms there in early spring.
If I could paint that moment’s peace,
The colour would be true
A shade of light between the stars,
The memory of you.
When in Heaven, I’ll forgive the rain,
And all that’s lost, I’ll gain.
When in Heaven, I’ll find my home,
And never walk alone.
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