The Rose and the Nightingale ( Ancient Persian )

[Intro] [Instrumental - Harp] [Instrumental] [Instrumental] [Verse I] When evening poured her silver light upon the cypress trees, The garden breathed your secret name into the gentle breeze. A thousand roses woke in bloom beneath the sapphire sky, And every petal learned the song the nightingale would cry. [Pre-Chorus] I searched for you through flowing streams, Where moonlight kissed the stone. The stars became a thousand lamps, Until you led me home. [Chorus] Oh Rose of spring, unfold your heart, Let dawn awaken every dream. I'll be the nightingale who sings Where love becomes the morning stream. No thorn can silence hopeful wings, No winter steals tomorrow's light. For every blossom whispers softly: Love returns with spring tonight. [Instrumental Break] [Instrumental - Harp] [Instrumental] [Instrumental] [Verse II] Your laughter fell like fountain rain on gardens dressed in gold, A melody no passing wind or passing year could hold. The jasmine danced, the pomegranates painted skies anew, And paradise remembered how the earth first dreamed of you. [Bridge] If love is only borrowed time, Then let this moment stay. A single flower, a single song, Can outlive yesterday. [Final Chorus] Oh Rose of spring, remain in bloom, While dawn adorns the ancient sky. I'll be the song within the wind, The faithful bird that will not fly. Together let the gardens bloom, Where hope and love are born anew. For every Nowruz brings this promise: Every spring begins with you. [Outro] The fountain keeps our quiet vows. The moon still guards the cypress trees. And somewhere in the heart of Persia, A nightingale still sings to the rose. [Instrumental] [Instrumental] [Instrumental] [Instrumental]