If I Ever Thought You'D Be Lonely

Mark White / Martin Fry / Steve Singleton

Hold a candle to a naked flame
Ask the atheist his Christian name
Try parachuting from a burning plane
Finding someone else you could blame

If I ever thought you'd be lonely
If I ever thought you'd be there
If I ever fought the alimony
Painted pony
You'd be there

Eskimo heart
Bedouin throat
A butcher trussed up in a camel hair coat
A crowning in the castle
A drowning in the moat
Ocean dried
Desert afloat

If I ever thought you'd be lonely
If I ever thought you'd be there
If I ever fought the alimony
My one and only
You'd be there

One for the lady
One for the gent
Signatures in wet cement
And if you ever ask
What I meant then I'd never know
Then I'd never know...

Trivia about the song If I Ever Thought You'D Be Lonely by ABC

When was the song “If I Ever Thought You'D Be Lonely” released by ABC?
The song If I Ever Thought You'D Be Lonely was released in 1983, on the album “Beauty Stab”.
Who composed the song “If I Ever Thought You'D Be Lonely” by ABC?
The song “If I Ever Thought You'D Be Lonely” by ABC was composed by Mark White, Martin Fry, and Steve Singleton.

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