Melancholy Flower Lyrics

Song	Melancholy Flower
Artist	Oregon Repertory Singers
Artist	Naomi LaViolette
Artist	Ethan Sperry
Album	Shadows on the Stars
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[00:00.000]	作曲 : Steven Goodwin/Naomi LaViolette
[00:04.61]	Saving his music, a beautiful collaboration between his heart and her hands.
[00:16.42]	He is a pianist and composer with Alzheimer's.
[00:21.82]	His music is fading into the fog of his unrelenting disease.
[00:25.81]	She is a pianist and professional musician.
[00:31.70]	She has the training and a heart full of compassion to help.
[00:37.73]	Meet Stephen C Goodwin and Naomi LaViolette.
[00:42.26]	They are saving his music.
[00:48.78]	In the song melancholy flowers, Steven wrote the original piano part and then Naomi created lyrics and a four part choral arrangement.
[00:59.30]	It is a metaphorical expression of the SAVING HIS MUSIC project.
[01:09.06]	Steven is the flower.
[01:32.06]	Out on the prairie wild and free.
[01:48.40]	A lonely flower tries to sing.
[02:04.32]	It's hidden music in petals of gold.
[02:21.13]	Melancholy flower.
[02:30.82]	Lovely soul.
[03:13.94]	Dark clouds fall on the flower.
[03:28.85]	Misty fog blocks the sunlight.
[03:45.08]	Lost and blinded in shadow.
[04:01.85]	Golden colors fade from sight.
[04:19.90]	Hold on flower.
[04:27.30]	Your roots are strong.
[04:35.23]	If you sing out.
[04:44.83]	You won't be alone.
[05:11.72]	Sing, flower, sing.
[05:27.98]	Through the shadows, wild and free.
[05:43.05]	Now many flowers are blossoming.
[05:56.75]	The prairie's full of singing.
[06:08.70]	As the wind blows.
[06:13.34]	In waves of golden
[06:20.45]	The flower is known.
[06:37.75]	Melancholy flower
[06:55.65]	Piano part by Stephen C Goodwin
[06:58.65]	Lyrics and choral score by Naomi LaViolette
[06:58.88]	Premiere recorded in concert by the Oregon repertory singers.
[06:59.06]	December 2016

[00:00.000]	zuo qu : Steven Goodwin Naomi LaViolette
[00:04.61]	Saving his music, a beautiful collaboration between his heart and her hands.
[00:16.42]	He is a pianist and composer with Alzheimer' s.
[00:21.82]	His music is fading into the fog of his unrelenting disease.
[00:25.81]	She is a pianist and professional musician.
[00:31.70]	She has the training and a heart full of compassion to help.
[00:37.73]	Meet Stephen C Goodwin and Naomi LaViolette.
[00:42.26]	They are saving his music.
[00:48.78]	In the song melancholy flowers, Steven wrote the original piano part and then Naomi created lyrics and a four part choral arrangement.
[00:59.30]	It is a metaphorical expression of the SAVING HIS MUSIC project.
[01:09.06]	Steven is the flower.
[01:32.06]	Out on the prairie wild and free.
[01:48.40]	A lonely flower tries to sing.
[02:04.32]	It' s hidden music in petals of gold.
[02:21.13]	Melancholy flower.
[02:30.82]	Lovely soul.
[03:13.94]	Dark clouds fall on the flower.
[03:28.85]	Misty fog blocks the sunlight.
[03:45.08]	Lost and blinded in shadow.
[04:01.85]	Golden colors fade from sight.
[04:19.90]	Hold on flower.
[04:27.30]	Your roots are strong.
[04:35.23]	If you sing out.
[04:44.83]	You won' t be alone.
[05:11.72]	Sing, flower, sing.
[05:27.98]	Through the shadows, wild and free.
[05:43.05]	Now many flowers are blossoming.
[05:56.75]	The prairie' s full of singing.
[06:08.70]	As the wind blows.
[06:13.34]	In waves of golden
[06:20.45]	The flower is known.
[06:37.75]	Melancholy flower
[06:55.65]	Piano part by Stephen C Goodwin
[06:58.65]	Lyrics and choral score by Naomi LaViolette
[06:58.88]	Premiere recorded in concert by the Oregon repertory singers.
[06:59.06]	December 2016

[00:00.000]	zuò qǔ : Steven Goodwin Naomi LaViolette
[00:04.61]	Saving his music, a beautiful collaboration between his heart and her hands.
[00:16.42]	He is a pianist and composer with Alzheimer' s.
[00:21.82]	His music is fading into the fog of his unrelenting disease.
[00:25.81]	She is a pianist and professional musician.
[00:31.70]	She has the training and a heart full of compassion to help.
[00:37.73]	Meet Stephen C Goodwin and Naomi LaViolette.
[00:42.26]	They are saving his music.
[00:48.78]	In the song melancholy flowers, Steven wrote the original piano part and then Naomi created lyrics and a four part choral arrangement.
[00:59.30]	It is a metaphorical expression of the SAVING HIS MUSIC project.
[01:09.06]	Steven is the flower.
[01:32.06]	Out on the prairie wild and free.
[01:48.40]	A lonely flower tries to sing.
[02:04.32]	It' s hidden music in petals of gold.
[02:21.13]	Melancholy flower.
[02:30.82]	Lovely soul.
[03:13.94]	Dark clouds fall on the flower.
[03:28.85]	Misty fog blocks the sunlight.
[03:45.08]	Lost and blinded in shadow.
[04:01.85]	Golden colors fade from sight.
[04:19.90]	Hold on flower.
[04:27.30]	Your roots are strong.
[04:35.23]	If you sing out.
[04:44.83]	You won' t be alone.
[05:11.72]	Sing, flower, sing.
[05:27.98]	Through the shadows, wild and free.
[05:43.05]	Now many flowers are blossoming.
[05:56.75]	The prairie' s full of singing.
[06:08.70]	As the wind blows.
[06:13.34]	In waves of golden
[06:20.45]	The flower is known.
[06:37.75]	Melancholy flower
[06:55.65]	Piano part by Stephen C Goodwin
[06:58.65]	Lyrics and choral score by Naomi LaViolette
[06:58.88]	Premiere recorded in concert by the Oregon repertory singers.
[06:59.06]	December 2016

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