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HER NAME
Jim Dix

I won't forget that ev'ning

That's one promise I can't help but keep

A dance of twisted meanings

And her echo is all she'd leave

 

Someday I may find her

And I'll know just what to say

But for now, I'll just whisper

Her Name

 

She couldn't know or wonder

In the silence, in the dark

How her memory still thunders

Through the canyons of my heart

 

Someday I may find her

And I'll know just what to say

But for now, I'll just whisper

Her Name

 

Someday I will find her

I know I'll find a way

But for now, I'll just whisper

Her Name

 

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YOU'RE NEVER REALLY ALONE
Jim Dix

You're Never Really Alone

Though you can often be lonely

You know you're not the only one

Who ever felt that way

 

You're Never Really Alone

Your friends are always with you

And though they might miss you

You know there'll be another day

 

And when you see through familiar eyes

And you feel a soul that you recognize

Carry their love close to you

And call upon it to see you through

‘Cause you know…

 

You're Never Really Alone

When trouble surrounds you

Invisible arms around you

Keep you safe and warm

 

You're Never Really Alone

Though the wind might be howlin'

Just remember now and then

How love can beat the storm

 

 

And when you see through familiar eyes

And you feel a soul that you recognize

Carry their love close to you

And call upon it to see you through

‘Cause you know You're Never Really Alone

 

You're Never Really Alone

On the lonliest mountain

A friend can be found when needed

You take them everywhere

You're Never Really Alone

Don't tell me it's too heavy

Just tell me what've we left in this world

To fight despair

 

And when you see through familiar eyes

And you feel a soul that you recognize

Carry their love close to you

And call upon it to see you through

‘Cause you know…

You're Never Really Alone