Lay waiting there, beneath the moss,
To pierce the bosom where ’tis worn,
This wee, sweet cross.
Only a thorny cross,
Unconscious of the pain it gives;
Lifeless the fir, faded the moss,
Yet, while the hand that plucked them lives,
It is my cross.
Lay waiting there, beneath the moss,
To pierce the bosom where ’tis worn,
This wee, sweet cross.
Only a thorny cross,
Unconscious of the pain it gives;
Lifeless the fir, faded the moss,
Yet, while the hand that plucked them lives,
It is my cross.