| In My Time i was standing with mary on a stone by the mill it was the first time we saw the lights from the far side of the hill and we traveled by horseback my sister and me and the saddle was worn and old but the best we'd ever seen i remember the young men as they marched off to war they were marching off so strong and brave to be seen nevermore we were married in nineteen next year a baby boy the roaring twenties flying by how could there not be more in my time in my time in my time sometimes life was a joy in the next year we left our home traveled to a northern town to see if we could find a place where we could settle down and the 50's went rushing by and our grandchildren grew and the cold war caught us in it's grip but what could people do bought our first home with kennedy lost our first son with king and we cheered the boys in vietnam we didn't know a thing then the wall fell in old berlin as they came to take my home and i could see my baby two years gone as they left me here alone i was standing with mary on a stone by the mill it was the first time we saw the lights from the far side of the hill in my time in my time in my time i've given all i can Written by Paul
Bromwell |