Baez Joan Come From The Shadows To Bobby (3:53) (Joan Baez) I'll put flowers at your feet, And I will sing to you so sweet, And hope my words will carry home to your heart. You left us marching on the road, And said how heavy was the load - The years were young, the struggle barely at its start. Do you hear the voices in the night, Bobby They're crying for you See the children in the mrning light, Bobby They're dying No one could say it like you said it; We'd only try and just forget it. You sood alone upon the mountain 'til it was sinking, And in a frenczy we tried to reach you With looks and letters we would beseech you - Never knowing what, where or how you were thinking. Do you hear the voices in the night, Bobby They're crying for you See the children in the morning light, Bobby They're dying Perhaps the pictures in the Times Could no longer be put in rhymes, When all the eyes of starving children are wide open. You cast aside the cursed crown, And put your magic into a sound That made me think your heart was aching, or even broken But if God hears my complaint He will forgive you, And so will I, in all respect, I'll just relive you And likewise you must understand the things we give you: Like these flowers at yur door, And scribbled notes about the war. We're only saying that time is short and there is work to do. And we're stilll marching on the streets With little victories and big defeats, But there is joy, and there is hope, and there's a place for you. Do you hear the voices in the night, Bobby They're crying for you See the children in the morning light, Bobby They're dying |
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