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Friend Of Mine (columbine) Lyrics
Columbine, flower blue, tenderly I sing to you.
Columbine, rose blood red, heartbreak overflows my head.
Columbine, flower blue, Columbine there's hope for you.
Columbine, friend of mine.
Turn our pain to your gain,
Keep our hearts on the mark
Comfort us with your love again
Comfort, Peace and sweet release,
Must come from you,
Where it's true, I hide myself in you.
Columbine, friend of mine.
Peace will come to you in time,
Columbine, friend of mine.
Columbine, flower blue, tenderly I sing to you.
Columbine, rose blood red, heartbreak overflows my head.
Columbine, friend of mine.
Peace will come to you in time.
Columbine, friend of mine.
Columbine, rose blood red, heartbreak overflows my head.
Columbine, flower blue, Columbine there's hope for you.
Columbine, friend of mine.
Keep our hearts on the mark
Comfort us with your love again
Must come from you,
Where it's true, I hide myself in you.
Peace will come to you in time,
Columbine, friend of mine.
Columbine, rose blood red, heartbreak overflows my head.
Columbine, friend of mine.
Peace will come to you in time.
Columbine, friend of mine.
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i can't listen to this song without crying and remembering
we are columbine
This song makes me cry almost everytime i listen to it. This should be a song where alot of other people can hear it. It is so sad and touching it would make anyone cry. The Columbine is something that no one should forget about and this song definately makes it mark it my heart.
The Columbine shooting was a terrible thing that happened to the 12 students, one teacher, and two gunmen. I will never forget watching the news on April 20th, 1999, and wondering why God would let such a thing happen. That day I cried so hard I couldn't sleep. I saw tapes of security footage from the library and cafeteria and was horrified by the things shown. But I had to remember that God made things happen for reasons, even the ones we can't even try to understand. I'm just glad there are people out there talented enough to make music that grasps onto the feeling that we all feel when we see things like this happen. Thank God we have those people, because I don't know if any of us would get on better without songs like these to comfort us through the hard times. To the 12 who died that day, I told you we'd make it to the sunshine some day, you just got there a little quicker. The good die young. To the one teacher, may God bless you and your suffering students. To Eric and Dylan, I'm sorry you couldn't open your eyes and see how much Christ loved you. And to all of those who felt the same pain and suffering I felt, remember that God is with us forever.
And just to let everyone know, this song was written and performed by two brothers who went to Columbine High at the time.
I'm not sure if this is good or bad, but my pre-teen son and I discussed Columbine just this past week. He had never heard of "Columbine." I would like to see that as a sign of hope...that life returns to normal and we move forward. Life and death are constants in this world and hope is in the eyes of our young...
I'm not sure if this is good or bad, but my pre-teen son and I discussed Columbine just this past week. He had never heard of "Columbine." I would like to see that as a sign of hope...that life returns to normal and we move forward. Life and death are constants in this world and hope is in the eyes of our young...