So Long, Marianne

So Long, Marianne - Lisa Crawley

Lyrics by：Leonard Cohen

Composed by：Leonard Cohen

Come over to the window

My little darling

I'd like to try to read your palm

I used to think I was some kind of gypsy boy

Before I let you take me home

And so long Marianne

It's time that we began

To laugh and cry

And cry and laugh about it all again

Well you know that I love to live with you

But you make me forget so very much

I forget to pray for the angels

And then the angels forget to pray for us

Now so long Marianne

It's time that we began

To laugh and cry

And cry and laugh about it all again

We met when we were almost young

Deep in the green lilac park

You held on to me like I was a crucifix

As we went kneeling through the dark

Now so long Marianne

It's time that we began

To laugh and cry

And cry and laugh about it all again

Your letters they all say that you're beside me now

Then why do I feel so alone

I'm standing on a ledge and your fine spider web

Is fastening my ankle to a stone

Now so long Marianne

It's time that we began

To laugh and cry

And cry and laugh about it all again

For now I need your hidden love

I'm cold as a new razor blade

You left when I told you I was curious

While I never

I never said that I was brave

Oh so long Marianne

It's time that we began

To laugh and cry

And cry and laugh about it all again

Oh you really are such a pretty one

I see you've gone and changed your name again

And just when I climbed this whole mountainside

To wash my eyelids in the rain

Oh so long Marianne

It's time that we began

To laugh and cry and cry

And laugh about it all again