Beyond the Sunset

Beyond the Sunset - Hank Williams (汉克·威廉姆斯)

Should you go first and I remain to walk the road alone

I'll live in memory's garden dear with happy days we've known

In spring I'll wait for roses red

When fades the lilacs bloom

And in early fall when brown leaves fall

I'll catch a glimpse of you

Should you go first and I remain

For battles to be fought

Each thing you've touched along the way

Will be a hallowed spot

I'll hear your voice I'll see your smile though blindly

I may grope

The memory of your helping hand

Will buoy me on with hope

Beyond the sunset

Oh blissful morning

When with our savior

Heaven is begun

Earth's toiling ended

Oh glory dawning

Beyond the sunset when day is done

Should you go first and I remain

To finish with the scroll

No lessening shadows shall ever creep in to

Make this life seem droll

We've known so much of happiness

We've had our cup of joy

And memory is one gift of God that death cannot destroy

I want to know each step you take that

I may walk the same

For someday down that lonely road

You'll hear me call your name

Should you go first and I remain

One thing I'll have you do

Walk slowly down that long long path

For soon I'll follow you

In that fair homeland

We'll know no parting

Beyond the sunset for ever more