Here I Love You (Jazz Version)

Here I love you, the wind unties the pines,
The moon above you, on restless waters it shines.
Days chase each other, like shadows in a race,
Here I’m waiting, in this lonely, quiet space.
And the fog dances, swirling in the air,
A silver bird from sunset glides somewhere.
Sometimes it’s a sail, high up in the sky,
Or a black cross, as a ship drifts by.
Chorus
Here I love you, through the night and day,
Even when you're far away.
Here I love you, though the sky turns gray,
In my heart you always stay.
Here I love you, though the world hides you from me,
Through these cold things, it’s your face I see.
My kisses sail on ships that never land,
Chasing after dreams, slipping through my hands.
I’m like those anchors, heavy and worn,
As the docks grow sad, when night is born.
My soul is hungry, longing for your light,
But you’re far away, out of my sight.
Here I love you, through the night and day,
Even when you're far away.
Here I love you, though the sky turns gray,
In my heart you always stay.
Lonely stars begin to shine,
As I reach for you, sweet love of mine.
But the night falls, cold as stone,
And in the dark, I’m all alone.
Chorus
Here I love you, through the night and day,
Even when you're far away.
Here I love you, though the sky turns gray,
In my heart you always stay.