Текст песни Robert Plant - Last Time I Saw Her
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The Last Time I Saw Her, В©1968 by Gordon Lightfoot The last time I saw her faceHer eyes were bathed in starlight And her hair hung longThe last time she spoke to meHer lips were like the scented flowers Inside a rain-drenched forestBut that was so long ago that I can scarcely feelThe way I felt before And if time could heal the woundsI would tear the threads away That I might bleed some more The last time I walked with herHer laughter was the steeple bellsThat ring to greet the morning sunA voice that called to everyoneTo love the ground she walked uponThose were good days The last time I held her handHer touch was autumn, spring and summer And winter tooThe last time I let go of herShe walked a way into the nightI lost her in the misty streetsA thousand months, a thousand yearsWhen other lips will kiss her eyesA million miles beyond the moonThat`s where she is But that was so long ago that I can scarcely feel The way I felt beforeAnd if time could heal the woundsI would tear the threads away That I might bleed some more The last time I saw her faceHer eyes were bathed in starlight And she walked aloneThe last time she kissed my cheekHer lips were like the wilted leavesUpon the autumn covered hillsResting on the frozen groundThe seeds of love lie cold and stillBeneath a battered marking stoneIt lies forgotten