Willow's jazz tears

[Verse 1] An ancient willow rests upon the hill, its branches bent to caress its own shadow. Many pass beneath its trunk, yet none linger, not a moment still, to console its bark and fragile leaves, which wind and rain swiftly steal away. [Chorus] Oh, Old Willow, weep with me: I am the sole passerby who sees you, The one who needs you most. Oh, old Willow, the world spins too fast, Embrace me briefly under the shade of your blooms. [Verse 2] The Old Willow and the man, find solace in their silence, Until the curious tree asks, "who are you?". And those words, perhaps too sorrowful, perhaps lost in the wind, bring rain to the man's eyes. [Chorus] Oh, old Willow, weep with me: I am the only one who sits here with you. These hours are too swift, now lost, I bid farewell to my love, and now I see no more the sun. [Chorus] Oh, old Willow, cry with me: I am the sole companion who lingers here. The hours slip by, swift and vast, I bid adieu to love's embrace, And now, the sun dims in my sight. [Verse 3] The man falls silent, and the Old Willow speaks anew: "Time shall pass, with its thoughts in tow, You'll reunite with her, on hills and fields aglow. Cast off the clouds, leave me your sorrow, For such is my role, forever and tomorrow." For such is my role, forever and tomorrow." [Outro]