Allan Wilson - Won't Ever Call Your Name Lyrics

She came into his life
Like an angel thrown from heaven, but he never took the sign
For her face shone with the light of a world beyond his sight
And he never thought that world was dark as night

She held him in her hands and she turned him then into a man
She walked with him across the frozen sand
And they saw what love could be
Under the leaves beside the sea ...
The wind called in the branches of the tree

She's leaving all, leaving all
She's leaving all behind
She's leaving all, leaving all
To a man who can't rewind

To the time before he knew her
Before he'd given her his mind
Now he wanders through the world alone
As if he's going blind

And the dark comes to meet him
From the shadows in the park, calling
Come home, come home
Bring you pain here out of sight

She's gone, she's gone
And you won't ever be the same
She's gone, she's gone and she won't ever call your name

They married in the spring of two'o'five
On a lawn strewn with flowers and their friends all by their side
But there was a ghost at the wedding and when she spoke he caught her eye
Then everything she said was just a lie

Their honeymoon was spent chasing windmills in Spain
'Cause in her heart she carried all her memories of the rain
And it was then came the moment that she chose his pain
And all of his love was in vain

And now he's leaving all, leaving all
He's leaving all behind
He's leaving all, leaving all
To the past he has resigned

And when he looks into his future
He sees a world without pain
And he feels it falling on his face
The early summer rain

And all his tears are washed away now
Falling gently on the ground
And as he pushes through the lonely crowd
He sings the night this song

She's gone, she's gone
And I won't ever be the same
She's gone, she's gone but I won't ever call her name