Adeline - John-Robert, Kathleen

Oh, Adeline take me home

Walk me through the barren streets I used to roam

Say you never saw us growing old

Oh, we can still live young

Lord only knows when I saw you last

Haven’t spoken much since your mother passed

And you were never one for doing what you were told

Oh, how the good die young

And if you’re cold

Then don’t leave lonely

I’ll walk you home

No, you don’t have to love me

Oh, Adeline

So, Adeline how’ve you been?

Do you still dream to be an actress?

And tell me was the West Coast all it’s worth?

She said no, 'cause life don’t play out like the movies, no

So if you’re cold

Then don’t leave lonely

I’ll walk you home

No, you don’t have to love me

Oh, Adeline

Oh, Adeline off you go

You were always raised to be a rolling stone

Right before you left wish I’d let you know

That I have always adored you

That I will always adore you

Through all the people, and places, and lifetimes we pass through

It will always come back to you