The American Sycamore
they sat gazing at the stars, entwined
sycamore tree, sycamore tree
searching for their fates divined
sycamore tree, sycamore tree
she gazed up through her eyelashes
sycamore tree, sycamore tree
their little fire dead to ashes
sycamore tree, sycamore tree
he grinned, green eyes smiling
sycamore tree, sycamore tree
they spent their time away-awhiling
sycamore tree sycamore tree
now they gazed into each other’s eyes
sycamore tree, sycamore tree
their love knew no bounds, knew no size
and then one cloudy afternoon
he knelt down before her on one knee
hoping against hope it wasn’t too soon
and said, ‘darling will you marry me?’
while they sat beneath the sycamore tree.
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