Hank Williams - Beyond The Sunset--hank Williams Lyrics
Should you go first and I remain, to walk the road aloneIll live in memorys garden dear, with happy days weve knownIn spring Ill wait for roses red, when faith the lilacs bloomAnd in early fall when brown leaves fall,Ill catch a glimpse of youShould you go first and I remain, for battles to be foughtEach thing youve touched along the way, will be a hallowed spotIll hear your voice ill see your smileThough blindly I may gropeThe memory of your helping hand, will buoy me on with hope(c)beyond the sunset oh blissful (g)morningWhen with our saviour, heaven is be(c)gunEarths toiling ended, oh glorious (f)dawningBeyond the (c)sunset (g)when day is (c)doneShould you go first and I remain, to finish with the scrollNo lessening shadows shall ever creep inTo make this life seem drollWeve known so much of happiness, weve had our cup of joyAnd memory is one gift of god, that death cannot destroyI want to know each step you take, that I may walk the sameFor someday down that lonely road, youll hear me call your nameShould you go first and I remain, one thing ill have you doWalk slowly down that long long path, for soon ill follow you(c)in that fair homeland well know no (f)partingBeyond the (c)sunset (g)for ever (c)more