Verse 1. 
Leeds in winter gets so cold 
in the streetlight drizzle, 
glowing gold, 
but you know you can always hold, 
hold your cold to me. 

All the way down the Headrow hand-in-hand 
with a stranger from 
another land [recorded: foreign] 
two armchair lovers tried to understand [recorded: wanderers] 
what the story's end could be. 

Bridge. 
When I named you beautiful 
and you grinned, 
the truth set in. 
I could see what I could feel 
from the start: 
oh, beautiful heart, 

Chorus. 
You and I 
will never be all alone again. 
Until the day I die 
you know I will always love you when... 
when you're close to me 
when you're far away 
under the oak tree 
under the sun, the moon, the stars! 
Wherever we are. 
When you have to laugh 
when there's no words to say 
when your tears flow 
then you know my own will fall like rain. 
In joy and in pain, 
you'll never be alone again. 

We'll never be alone again. [recorded: you'll] 

Verse 2. 
In the morning after in a shabby place [recorded: at my place] 
with an instant-coffee aftertaste, 
the frosty morning in your face, 
and the strawberries in your smile, 

cut off from the window-world 
by the tatty blinds 
and our minds aswirl, 
the bright-eyed boy asked his dream-girl, [recorded: wondergirl] 
"darling, is it really us for a while?" 

Bridge. 
When you called me wonderful, 
I had to grin. 
The truth set in. 
We both knew what we could feel 
from the start. 
oh, beautiful heart: 

Chorus. 
You and I 
will never be all alone again. 
Until the day I die 
you know I will always love you when... 
when you're close to me 
when you're far away 
under the oak tree 
under the sun, the moon, the stars! 
Wherever we are. 
When you have to laugh 
when there's no words to say 
when your tears flow 
then you know my own will fall like rain. 
In joy and in pain, 
you'll never be alone again. 

Coda: 
You and I 
(will never be alone again) 
You and I 
(you and I...) 
(forever...) 
(until the day I die...) 
(and after...)

You and I

Witt.womack

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