Whitbeck, Susana Williams - West Coast Love Song Lyrics

These haunted streets we knew
Empty, wet and bare
The dreaming houses few
But you're not anywhere

Where are you
Where are you now

When the west coast night falls
When the silent streets call
Will you think of me at all
Will you think of Jericho

When the light dies on the bay
As the seagulls cry above the waves
When the last of the big ships has sailed
And the heron has flown away

As your angels' wings sag
As they wither and start to drag
When your feathers are falling to the ground
And there's no one left around

When the leaves blow on the drive
As the west end couples pass you by
When there's no one waiting for you at home
And you're utterly alone

Will you think of Jericho
Will you think of Jericho
Will you remember this at all

Now the moment's long gone away
And the west coast moon wanes
A new heron stands there all alone
Where the west coast darkness knows

That nothing is what it seems
Oh was it all a dream
That night at Jericho
Where did you go

When the west coast night falls
When the silent streets call
Will you think of me at all
Will you think Jericho

When the light dies on the bay
As the seagulls cry above the waves
When the last of the big ships has sailed
And the heron has flown away

As your angels' wings sag
As they wither and start to drag
When your feathers are falling to the ground
And there's no one left around

When the leaves blow on the drive
As the west end couples pass you by
When there's no one waiting for you at home
And you're utterly alone

Will you think of Jericho
Will you remember this at all

Where are you
Where are you now