Lyrics "The Widow's Song" by Stone & Shamrock

Her lantern still burns by the crashing of gray

She watches the dawn wash the starlight away

The villagers say that he's gone with the deep

But he's there in the quiet when she goes to sleep

Oh the sea keeps its secrets beneath the foam

Takes what it loves and won't send 'em home

Her heart is an anchor, her soul evermore

The fisherman's widow still waits by the shore

His final prayer: "Lord, keep her warm,

When the nights grow long, for sorrow will darken her dawn."

So I sing to the wind, to the hills, to the rain,

To the ghost of the love I can't hold again

If grief has a name, then it's carved in this stone,

For I am the widow who walks on alone

Oh love can you hear my song?

Oh love I am trying to be strong...

Yet in her dreams, he's there warm and near

A shadow that whispers, "I'm always here."

Oh the sea keeps its secrets beneath the foam,

Takes what it loves, and won't send 'em home

Her heart is an anchor, her soul evermore

The fisherman's widow still waits by the shore