Won't You Call My Name

(by Matthew David Ward)

Well, darling, darling
Won't you call my name
I'm out wandering, wandering all around
Since you left, I've been so down
Out wandering, wandering, wandering around

Well, darling, darling
Won't you call my name
I'm seeking out something that's never been enough
All the days I tried to show you deep, unending love
But it's never, never, never been enough

Well, darling, darling
Won't you call my name
You left me with a deep scar that aches my soul
And these topsy-turvy feelings that I can't control
Damn you and this deep scar that aches my soul

Well, darling, darling
Won't you call my name
I saw you on the street with another love
It seemed you were happy, they fit you like a glove
You, on the street, with your brand new love

Well, darling, darling
Won't you call my name
Your silence is a burden that I drag around
I need to know that you hurt, that you're also down
And I can let go of this burden I'm dragging around