There's a Vine That Climbs Up High
Words by Douglas Heyes Jr.

There's a Vine that climbs up high
Upon the old stone garden wall
It flowers in the Springtime
And dies in early fall
Come the end of Winter
You know, it isn't dead at all
It only has been sleeping
Beside the garden Wall

Just as I remember
There was nothing I could do
The ties that bind were intertwined
When I fell in love with you
Like this wild, old climbing vine
This loneliness is so unkind
Feels like I've been left behind
Somewhere at the end of time

If I can't change the changes
I don't know that I can
Like the winds that turn the pages
Of an ordinary man
I'll be right here in the garden
Like the first time that we met
Take my hand and wander
With me, I will not forget

Now the ties that bind unwind
And all the echoes in your Mind
And all the stars are now aligned
From now until the end of time
Just the way it was designed
My hand in yours, your hand in mine
Two souls forever intertwined
Like this wild, old climbing vine