You didn't disappearYou surely say goodbyeWith your eyes full of tearsA heartache in your smileI should have kept in touchI don't know what I was thinkingBut it got to be too muchAnd I sorta took to drinkingDarlin', you used to tell meDon't throw too much away And I realized that I hadOne cold October daySo I look for you in crowdsIn train stations and bus stopsOn sidewalks in the middle of the nightWhen I go driving byLittle churchyards on SaturdaysI check to see if you might be the brideHope you're happy nowI still look for you in crowdsDo you remember Mrs. RandolphShe lived on Second AvenueAnd when we'd go walking byHow she'd come running after youWell, I saw her just the other dayRan in to her by chance She asked me how you wereAs she took my handWhen I told had happenedHer eyes filled up with tearsAnd as she walked awayI wanted to call after herI still look for you in crowdsIn train stations and bus stops On sidewalks in the middle of nightWhen I go driving byLittle churchyards on SaturdaysI check to see if you might be the brideHope you're happy nowI still look for you in crowdsIf you're listening to this stationMaybe you're driving homeYou got a kid in the back seatMaybe you're all aloneMy name is Simon WrightMy father was a preacherMy sister was your best friendYour mother was a teacherI ain't looking for nothing muchJust an old friend So, darlin' if you're listeningMaybe you could just call inBut, I still look for you in crowdsIn train stations and bus stopsOn the sidewalks in the middle of the nightWhen I go driving byLittle churchyards on SaturdaysI check to see if you might be the brideHope you're happy now'Cause I still look for you in crowdsI still look for you