Jonathan and Stephen Cohen are brothers who attended
Columbine High School, and escaped the rampage at their school on April 20. They performed
this song at the Community Memorial Service for the victims of the shooting. Stephen
and Jonathan wrote the song, along with their pastor, Andy Miller.
A CD of this beautiful song can be ordered, with proceeds going to the victim’s families.
Mail $11.95 (includes postage) check made out to: Friend of MineFriend of Mine
This song was printed in The Rocky Mountain News
(4/26).
©1999 Jonathan Cohen and Stephen Cohen and Andy Miller
Columbine, flower blue, tenderly I sing to
you.
Columbine, roseblood red, heartbreak overflows my head.
Columbine, flower blue.
Columbine there’s hope for you.
Columbine, friend of mine.
Turn our pain, to your gain.
Keep your heart on the mark.
With your love, love again.
Comfort, peace and sweet release come from you.
Where it’s true, I hide myself in you.
Can you still hear raging guns ending dreams of precious ones?
In God’s son, hope will come, his red stain will take our pain.
Columbine, friend of mine.
Peace will come to you in time.
Columbine, friend of mine.
Turn our pain, to your gain.
Keep your heart on the mark.
Comfort us with your love.
Love again.
Christ of grace attend this place we look to you.
Honor you.
Fix you in our view.
Columbine, flower blue.
Tenderly I sing to you.
Columbine, roseblood red, heartbreak overflows my head.
Columbine, friend of mine.
Peace will come to you in time.
Columbine, friend of mine.
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As a resident of the Littleton area, I wanted
to publish this page in an effort to encourage people to buy a copy of this song.
- Sally - sally@webspresso.com
