Wherever You Are

You are somebody
That nobody knows
Wherever you are
Is where everyone goes
I can’t help but think
About what I do now
Will I see you someday
Will I find you somehow

Night follows day
The moon in the sky
The world keeps on turning
And no one knows why

It goes and it comes
It comes and it goes
Whichever direction
Nobody knows

Our times though cut short
Were precious and dear
However it happened
May never be clear

I’m here but you’re gone
I don’t understand
But you’re leading the way
Always holding my hand

The night is too black
Those times I’m alone
The road seems too long
I wish you’d come home

And when the sun rises
I look for you still
And then I remember
And remember I will

So we roll the days over
Again and again
And where we have ended
Is where we begin

And yes — stars they come
And light yes they bring
The miracle of life is
A beautiful thing

The wind in the sails
Water covers the earth
The day of our death
The day of our birth

Mile after mile
And after a while
The warmth of your heart
The breadth of your smile

They keep me going
The memories of love
That’s all I have left
Like the flight of a dove

Where are you now
Are you far, are you near
Are you helping me live
Will you help make it clear

Wherever you’re going
Wherever you’ve been
Whomever you’ve known
All of your friends

We all stand beside you
We all love you still
We’re missing you now
And forever we will

We sing and we talk
The world in our hands
We run and we walk
While beside us you stand

For us who live on
Let not your love wait
When they’re no longer here
It’s always too late

So we roll the days over
Again and again
And where we have ended
Is where we begin

And yes — stars they come
And light yes they bring
The miracle of life is
A beautiful thing

We know not where we’re goin’
We just know where we’ve been
The days we shared together
Memories — never end.

Words and Music by Charles Ray
Thank you Terri and Charles for allowing me the honour of sharing this.
Patrick Sean Kelly Memorial

Patrick

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