The Man in the Wings
Lyrics
It's my song and I sing for the man in the wings
Is it strange when we never have shared anything?
I don't ache for some tender exchange in the dark
That will pass
But the purest refrain will haunt us again
And he has that with me
When I've nothing to bring
I sing for the man in the wings
We won't speak, he won't ask me to follow him on
And his name if I ever did know it is gone
Back to back I can hear his pulse racing with mine
Both in time
I'll be waiting for him before I begin each line
And he won't mind
That I've nothing to bring
When I sing for the man in the wings
And they tell me he walks alone
It is said that he is stone
Without knowing the shape of him
I am certain they are wrong
We'll meet in a different place
Me, the man and the song
I don't long for some fleeting exchange in the dark
That will pass
But the purest refrain will haunt us again
And he has that with me
When we've nothing to bring
I sing for the man in the wings
Writer(s): ALISON MOYET, PETER GLENISTER
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Downtown Music Publishing
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