Widow Woman

Am D Why do you sit Widow Woman? Am D Why do you stare out at me? C D Is it a secret you keep in your heart buried deep Am G D Of a boy on the bed of the sea Am D In Port Quin there's a clouded glass window Am D Paint cracked and frame dusty dry C D And behind the old lace is a sad weathered face Am G D Of a woman who's heart has long since died Am D In her eye she stills sees the great tempest Am D Blew fast and furious through the bay C D She sees the fleet sinking down to the deep Am G D Made two dozen widows that day Am D Why do you sit Widow Woman? Am D Why do you stare out at me? C D Is it a secret you keep in your heart buried deep Am G D Of a boy on the bed of the sea Am D How cruel a past, to the present Am D Could God really mean it this way? C D For if He were kind, she'd empty her mind Am G D The sorrow she still feels today Am D She sees her love, deep on the water Am D Pale faced; unchanged by the years C D For the boy she loved drowned lies in Marazion sound Am G D Last Widow left drowning in tears Am D Why do you sit Widow Woman? Am D Why do you stare out at me? C D Is it a secret you keep in your heart buried deep Am G D Of a boy on the bed of the sea Am G D Of a boy on the bed of the sea Am G D Of a boy on the bed of the sea