Song for a Woman in Winter

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Matt Stringer

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Alone, where the dead young play
At a table in a ghost town cabaret
I'm waiting for the Harrowing of Hell
The ringing of the pardon bell
Our names are rubric now
In a beaded flapper's gown
An ingénue in a fading boom town
She left for the whir and the noise
Of cold-water flats and elevator boys
What I'd do to see her now
And I sometimes hear the rumors
Of the bedroom and the dance floor
As I drown all unkindness
And memory takes me to her
In dreams I see her as she never was
The paramour, in love with all her flaws
We walk the winter streets together
And her head rests on my shoulder
And the city will always be ours
And I sometimes hear the murmurs
Of the studios and the bachelors
And I drown all unkindness
And I wish the best to her
And I sometimes hear the rumors
Of the bedroom and the dancefloor
Now I drown all unkindness
As I say goodbye to her
As I say goodbye

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