The lyrics to the song of the previous post

Earth and Sky

This time it took my breath away

Little did I know what was taken?

Just got a call the previous day,

Play for us– “Cowgirls don’t Cry”

And I didn’t even know why this song why?

Was it a farmer who loved country songs?

Or something sentimental, the family wants?

Was it an accident, or a natural death?

Who was that life that now had left?

Chorus:

By angels’ breath we feel

That life is never taken

When you cross the border between earth and sky

And I gladly sing “Cowgirls don’t cry”

They filled the firehouse, the chapel was too small

Three hundred people, with children and all

I stood in  there trembling wondering why?

I had to play this song, “Cowgirls don’t Cry”

As it turned out at the memorial scene

It was for a girl that was just eighteen

She loved her horses, that’s how she got by

And she loved the song “Cowgirls don’t cry”

Chorus:

By angels’ breath we feel

That life is never taken

When you cross the border between earth and sky

And I gladly sing “Cowgirls don’t cry”

She died in her sleep, quite naturally

But I can’t understand why she went away

There were no drugs, her heart just fine

No seizures in the brain to cross that line

And I just played the song “Cowgirls don’t cry”

Chorus:

By angels’ breath we feel

That life is never taken

When you cross the border between  earth and  sky

And I gladly sing “Cowgirls don’t cry”