Tears of the Sea (Irish Folk Style Ballad)

Original lyrics by Wade Babcock
Edited by Wade Babcock
Music and Vocals by Suno and Udio
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Tears of the Sea

[Verse 1]
In a village by the sea, where the roses bloom so fair,
Lived a maiden pure and lovely, with golden flowing hair.
A childhood friend, I watched her, from the days when we were young,
My heart was full of love for her, but my song remained unsung.

[Chorus]
Oh, the winds of sorrow blow, through the meadows where we’d play,
And the echoes of our laughter, now have all but gone away.
In the twilight of our years, with a heart so full of pain,
I recall my lost love’s tears, as I walk this lonely lane.

[Verse 2]
She met a sailor brave and true, who vowed she'd be his bride,
He sailed across the ocean, with the morning’s gentle tide.
She waited on the shore, as the seasons came and passed,
But the sailor nevermore returned, her pain forever lasts.

[Chorus]
Oh, the winds of sorrow blow, through the meadows where we’d play,
And the echoes of our laughter, now have all but gone away.
In the twilight of our years, with a heart so full of pain,
I recall my lost love’s tears, as I walk this lonely lane.

[Verse 3]
The news came with the dawn, that his ship had met the storm,
She was told the waves had claimed him, forever she was forlorn.
Her heart could take no more, and she faded like the rose,
In the village by the sea, where her tragic story closed.

[Chorus]
Oh, the winds of sorrow blow, through the meadows where we’d play,
And the echoes of our laughter, now have all but gone away.
In the twilight of our years, with a heart so full of pain,
I recall my lost love’s tears, as I walk this lonely lane.

[Verse 4]
The years have slowly gone, and she lies in peace at last,
In the village by the sea, where her waiting heart did pass.
I visit her grave each day, with a rose of deepest red,
For the love that slipped away, and the tears that I have shed.

[Chorus]
Oh, the winds of sorrow blow, through the meadows where we’d play,
And the echoes of our laughter, now have all but gone away.
In the twilight of our years, with a heart so full of pain,
I recall my lost love’s tears, as I walk this lonely lane.

[Outro]
In the quiet of the night, by the sea so still and grey,
I can hear her calling softly, from a world so far away.
And though my heart is weary, and my spirit full of woe,
I will love her through the ages, even though she'd never know.