When
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- acoustic guitar
- folk
- male vocalist
- slow
- 1960s
- british folk
- melancholic
- emotional
- breaks
- soft
- calm
About
When Will She Be Mine?
Lyrics
Intro
Verse 1
Moonlight tracing lines across the floor
I’m wide awake, still counting every door
Thinking of you again
In the silence where the stars begin
The shadows dance, but they don't know my name
And every night, the question stays the same.
Verse 2
The coffee’s cold, the clock begins to chime
I’m just a witness to the passing time
I see you in the glass
Watching the seasons and the strangers pass
Do you ever stop and think of me?
Or am I just a ship lost on your sea?
Chorus
When?
When will the day arrive?
When?
When will we come alive?
These empty hands are reaching for your gold
A quiet heart is waiting to be yours to hold.
Instrumental Break
Verse 3
Night birds singing low beneath the leaves
About a hope that no one else perceives
I’ve memorized your ghost
The way you smile, the things I love the most
I’m waiting in the light
Between the dreaming and the lonely night.
Verse 4
Every letter that I never sent
Every hour that I’ve lonely spent
Is a brick upon the wall
Waiting for the day you’ll make it fall
I’m standing where the ocean meets the land
With a thousand secrets in my hand.
Chorus
When?
When will the day arrive?
When?
When will we come alive?
These empty hands are reaching for your gold
A quiet heart is waiting to be yours to hold.
Bridge
Is it tomorrow, or is it forevermore?
I’m pacing circles on this wooden floor
The ink is dry, the pages have been turned
But there are lessons that I haven't learned
Every breath I take, and every sigh
Is just a question whispered to the sky.
(Guitar Solo)
(Final Chorus)
When?
When will the day arrive?
When?
When will we come alive?
These empty hands are reaching for your gold
A quiet heart is waiting to be yours to hold.
Outro
Just waiting...
Just wondering...
In the hollow of the night
Until the morning light.
When will you be mine?
When...
Only when.
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