Never In Your Sun
I met her at lover's parkOne rainy April MondaySmiling soft and warm as onA clear December SundayWearing taffeta and laceThat matched her braided hairWith their coraled beads that sang to me
She said "Hi" and asked me whyWas I looking with sorrowWhen there were much brighter daysIn store for me tomorrow
I looked up at her and smiledAnd said, why I don't knowBut would she agree, to stay with meAnd she said'Never in your sun', she said'Never in your sun', then she said'I will only comeIn your pouring rain to relieve the pain'
So if you are at lover's parkAnd someone looks with sorrowAsk them why are they so sadWhen sunshine's theirs tomorrowThey'll reply they don't know whyAnd ask you please to stay'til the end of time, and when they're fine
Be kind and say'Never in your sun', just tell them'Never in your sun', then say'I will only comeIn your pouring rain, to relieve the pain'Never, ever'Never in your sun,Never in your sun'Believe that'I will only comeIn your pouring rain to relieve the pain'