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Longfellow Serenade Lyrics
Lonfellow serenade
Such were the plans I'd made
For she was a lady
And I was a dreamer
With only words to trade
You know that I was born for a night like this
Warmed by a stolen kiss
For I was lonely
And she was lonely
Ride, come on baby, ride
Let me make your dreams come true
I'll sing my song
Let me make it warm for you
I'll weave his web of rhyme
Upon the summer night
We'll leave this worldly time
On his winged flight
Then come, and as we lay
Beside this sleepy glade
There I will sing to you
My Longfellow serenade
Longfellow serenade
Such were the plans I made
But she was a lady
As deep as a river
And through the night, we stayed
And in my way, I loved her as none before
Loved her with words and more
For she was lonely
And I was lonely
Ride, come on baby, ride
Let me make you dreams come true
I'll sing my song
Let me sing my song
Let me make it warm for you
I'll weave this web of rhyme
Upon the summer night
We'll leave this worldly time
On his winged flight
Then come, and as we lay
Beside this sleepy glade
There I will sing to you
My Longfellow serenade
Such were the plans I'd made
For she was a lady
And I was a dreamer
With only words to trade
You know that I was born for a night like this
Warmed by a stolen kiss
For I was lonely
And she was lonely
Let me make your dreams come true
I'll sing my song
Let me make it warm for you
Upon the summer night
We'll leave this worldly time
On his winged flight
Beside this sleepy glade
There I will sing to you
My Longfellow serenade
Such were the plans I made
But she was a lady
As deep as a river
And through the night, we stayed
Loved her with words and more
For she was lonely
And I was lonely
Let me make you dreams come true
I'll sing my song
Let me sing my song
Let me make it warm for you
Upon the summer night
We'll leave this worldly time
On his winged flight
Beside this sleepy glade
There I will sing to you
My Longfellow serenade
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This is a great song by Neil Diamond. Certainly my favorite, although I tend to like most of his stuff anyway. I get the image of a poet/songwriter, who is none too wealthy and his love for a woman of substance.