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Another lonely boy You’re wondering what’s the problem, what to do Another case of nerves It’s one more dance You’re trying to break through You scan a sea of faces, search for recognition, just see gray A crowded room and you’re alone you can’t believe it’s still this way
But there’s someone over there She’s standing by the drinking fountain Looking for a chair She’s dying for some company and touch
She’s dressed in borrowed clothes, she took three hours deciding what to wear She knows her hair’s screwed up, but that’s expected, one more cross to bear And as you watch her there’s no way you think she’d want to know your name So there she stands, without a sign, wishing she understood this game
But she’s someone you could know There are things that you could talk about If you just let it show That there’s one thing you can’t do without and that’s touch
You’re walking home alone Your mind’s messed up, your body doesn’t care You climb up to a view, a place to think. You think. And you despair
So love and hope have left you Carry on for laughs, for spite, for style And if you’re standing on the edge of something stay a little while A little while
‘Cause there’s someone you could know Who could lift a dream from your disaster Throw what you must throw Then you run back to some people who need Someone you could know There are things that you could talk about If you just let it show That there’s one thing you can’t do without and that’s touch.
copyright 1983 by Ken Dormer
[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-03-2002).]
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