
Lyrics by Brianna Tittel set to the melody of The Old Therebefore by Maiah Wayne.
La, la la la La la la la la laaa la la La la la. You came in the summer Brought beauty and wonder, two sides of a coin, the same. And the oak in the meadow smiled at the willow when they heard the sound of your name. Fairies will dance when they catch a glance, when they spot your love your tender, a dove. ‘Cause myths or real creatures you love all their features. They cheer at the sound of your name. Singing songs, my sweet, Ayla Rae.

You’re strong and your brave. Mighty, leading the way. You’re kind and you’re good, try to do what you should. And you see every part, you’re a work of ART. Magnificent, the sound of your name. Bright songs of my sweet Ayla Rae.

But one day it will fade, all the magic you’ve made and you’ll be run down. Your head on the ground. And you’ll sink in the shade when tears burn your face. When you can’t hear the sound of your name. Lost songs of my sweet Ayla Rae. But someday when I’m gone you’ll sing on this song— recall all the truths, the things you once knew. When you’ve found every part, when you given your heart, you’ll praise the sound of His name. Sing on, my sweet Ayla Rae. Can you hear it now? Trees dance with their boughs when they hear the sound of her name. It’s the song of my sweet Ayla Rae.
