Maryanne Lyrics

Hear the wind as it's whispering your name

Maryanne, could you ever feel a flame

For a boy such as me who is holding out his hand

Maryanne, Maryanne 

Feel the sun as it's reaching down to you

Maryanne, is it true you never knew

Mine is the heart you were holding in your hand

Maryanne, Maryanne 

And all the things you thought you had to do before the fall

Is only half of what you have to prove to save us all

Before the winter closes in

And the paleness of your skin

Mirrors the glow of freshly fallen snow

That fills you within

Hear the trees as they're calling out to you

Maryanne, could you promise to be true

To a boy like me who is holding out for you

Maryanne, Maryanne 

Feel the touch of the early morning rain

Maryanne, could you ever feel the same

As I do in the night when I'm holding on to you

Maryanne, Maryanne 

And all the things you thought you had to do before the fall

Is only half of what you have to prove to save us all

Before the winter closes in

And the paleness of your skin

Mirrors the glow of freshly fallen snow

That fills you within

Maryanne, Maryanne 

The seasons are not always kind

And the circles and lines 'round my eyes mark the passing of time

But your ageless face shows barely a trace

Of the years that keep rushing by

You are the first, the last, the only

Woman of your kind

And all the things you thought you had to do before the fall

Is only half of what you have to prove to save us all

Before the winter closes in

And the paleness of your skin

Mirrors the glow of freshly fallen snow

That fills you within

Before the winter closes in

And the paleness of your skin

Mirrors the glow of freshly fallen snow

That fills you within