Amelia—A 75-year old mystery

Amelia Earhart was one of those rare, amazing adventurers, who I admire greatly. She disappeared 75 years ago today—last heard from on July 2, 1937. All that is know is that she disappeared somewhere over the Pacific. Please have a listen to this absolutely beautiful and haunting song dedicated to the amazing Amelia by the Story (with the lovely vocals of Jonatha Brook).

Amelia, it's May and blossoms 1957

Single but bold

I see you, belle of the ball and

Hometown sweetheart, gifted
I want to tell you seize this day, let someone else go tend tradition

Take what's yours

No one else can tell your fire, paint with your words, sing with your voice

Take what's yours
Amelia, I see you all in white

And lovely, blinded by loveAnd he too, is beautiful and young

And blind
I want to tell you he's the wrong man

You'll look back

You were told that this is what you want but it will hurt you

You can't live for someone else
But you live

For me For me

For me
He would do things to make your life easier

But never talk to you, know you at all

You were his showpiece charming as you entertained

All his fancies
I wish I could have seized that day and torn it from your history

Now it comes down to a life that might have soared

But I can tell your fire, paint with your words

Sing with your voice, nobody can take what's mine
From me

From me

From me

From me