The Alan Parsons Project

Don't Let The Moment Pass

Written by Eric Woolfson and Alan Parsons

A picture of romantic idealism.


This golden day will be mine

For every moment in time

If time should lose her way


A symphony in the night

Of stars that dance in the light

And music far away


They say that love is but a dance

Don't let the music fade away

Don't let the moment pass


Without a reason or rhyme

The sweet bouquet of the wine

Will vanish in the air


The innocence of the rose

She leaves wherever she goes

For all the world to share


Some days when clouds are drifting by

I open my eyes and watch them go

And wonder where they fly


Some nights Orion runs too fast

I look to the stars as if to say

Don't let the moment pass


But soon a golden age is past

Just when it seemed that miracles

Where not too much to ask


And though the world may turn too fast

If it should seem like paradise

Don't let the moment pass



Song copyright 1990 The Freudiana Music Company Limited

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