I’ll play the blues for you tonight, beneath these silvered skies,

A melody of heartache’s weight, where ancient sorrow lies.

Like knights of old who’ve lost their way, I wander, torn apart,

Yet still I sing for dreams long past, for one forgotten heart.

Your song drifts through the forest deep, where shadows weave their spell,

A haunting tune of love and loss, where whispered echoes dwell.

Once, I danced with stars above, now lost in winter’s sigh,

But in your voice, I hear the spring, though every leaf must die.

Greensleeves fall where teardrops flow,

Through midnight's veil and moonlit glow.

I’ll play the blues, you’ll sing the pain,

Two hearts entwined in sorrow’s reign.

Beneath the yew’s eternal shade, I walked with hope undone,

Yet now your light breaks through my dusk, as though you are the sun.

Though fate would bind my weary soul in chains of dark regret,

For you, I’ll play the blues again, and never once forget.

I linger where the roses fade, in gardens long forsaken,

Yet hear the chords that call my name, and know I am awaken’d.

For every note you cast to sky, a spark ignites anew,

In shadows deep, my heart takes flight, to dance once more with you.

A minstrel’s tune, a knight’s refrain,

Two souls who meet in joy and pain.

Though time may pass, and kingdoms fall,

Our song will rise, above it all.

Greensleeves fall where teardrops flow,

Through midnight's veil and moonlit glow.

I’ll play the blues, you’ll sing the pain,

Two hearts entwined in sorrow’s reign.

So take my hand, my fairest muse, we’ll walk through shadow’s door…

And with your blues, I’ll weave my heart, to dream forevermore.