Lonely Pines

[Verse]
Underneath the lonely pines, where the river winds,
There's a faded old sign, once called mine,
Memories of dusty roads and skies blue and wide,
Longing for the days when you were by my side.
[Verse 2]
The farmhouse door creaks, ghosts whisper within,
In the still of the night, I remember when,
Fields of golden wheat, under the setting sun,
Life was simple, love had just begun.
[Chorus]
If these walls could talk, they'd tell a tale,
Of laughter and love, of joys that prevail,
But now the shadows fall, silence in the halls,
A testament to love, and the way life calls.
[Verse 3]
The old barn sways, caught in time's embrace,
Echoes of your laughter, fill this empty space,
Rusty chains and wooden beams, once held dreams so high,
Now they stand as witnesses to a love gone by.
[Verse 4]
The worn-out path leads to the hill,
Where we pledged our love, time stood still,
Underneath the stars, we made our stand,
In the heart of the country, we carved out plans.
[Chorus]
If these walls could talk, they'd tell a tale,
Of laughter and love, of joys that prevail,
But now the shadows fall, silence in the halls,
A testament to love, and the way life calls.