Reed Maxfield - The Ballad of Eden Lost Lyrics

Out of my kitchen window
A scene that brings me comfort
There's Marshall;
He's mending the fence down by the edge of the stream

He calls me Angelina,
His 'little darling angel'
And I tell him that I promise
That I will always fly to his side

And in our little corner
An Eden made to order
How we always laugh we feel like Adam & Eve
Our paradise in Kansas
A golden rainbow canvas
Painted in the colours of our lovers' dream

We'd married in the Springtime
Baby's Breath pinned in my hair
At the doorway of the chapel
A thousand petals danced in the air

By Fall we'd heard the rumours
An ill wind blew through our town
Such a blue day when the blue men
Came to take my Marshall away

With Winter came the order
To lead my gentle lamb to slaughter
Fighting in a war he had no heart or mind for
He never even made the border
And our hopes of sons and daughters
Buried in a battlefield along with our dreams

A heart like faded flowers
Pressed paper thin by the weight
Of the memories of a story
That ends before it even began

I was called Angelina
I was his 'little angel'
As I'd told him, as I'd promised
I took my wings and flew to his side

And in our little corner
An Eden made to order
How we always laugh we feel like Adam & Eve
Our paradise in Kansas
A golden rainbow canvas
Painted in the colours of our lovers' dream