(Roger McGuinn and Jacques Levy)
When I awake you will be gone
Shady tomorrow
I want to go where will you be
So I'll stay home
Letting my hair grow long
And I will be waiting for you
The fire burns summer is gone
Winter is sorrow
And time don't mean nothing to me
When only the hours
Listen to you my songs
And I will be walking in dew
And I will be waiting for you
Some people say
Love goes away
Like mine
The roses red for your cheeks
I will borrow
And find a place for you to see
A sash of blue
Tells me your love is strong
Each spring my life's starting anew
And I will be waiting for you
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