Madison Taylor - I'll Never Know Him

I saw a man from a distant light
Singing from a tune within his soul
You might, perchance, think he glanced my way
But as for logic, who can really say
All the world's a stage, and there's different parts we play
That sometimes never cross
And you may think I'm strange, but to let this vision fade
Would be my greatest loss
For his eyes and his smile and his curly locks
Paint a lovely image in my mind
And his grace and his charm and his peace of mind
Give me hope that I once left behind
And I don't know him
No, I don't know him
Shall I compare thee to a summer day
Or a drifting memory reborn
You came to part the seas that churned with gray
Shedding light upon a love forlorn
All the world's a stage, and there's different parts we play
That sometimes never cross
And you may think I'm strange, but to let this vision fade
Would be my greatest loss
For his eyes and his smile and his curly locks
Paint a lovely image in my mind
And his grace and his charm and his peace of mind
Give me hope that I once left behind
And I don't know him
No, I don't know him
How can I know him
I’ll never know him
All the world's a stage, and there's different parts we play
That sometimes never cross
And you may think I'm strange, but to let this vision fade
Would be my greatest loss
For his eyes and his smile and his curly locks
Paint a lovely image in my mind
And his grace and his charm and his peace of mind
Give me hope that I once left behind
And I don't know him
No, I don't know him
How can I know him
I’ll never know him

Written by:
Madison Brown

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