Shadow of a Doubt

WILLIAM P. WINGFIELD

It would take a month of sundays
To understand you now
Lord knows I'll make it one day
And I hope he tells me how

It seems impossible
But strangest thoughts come true
And a shadow of a doubt just crossed my mind
Kinda right on cue

Had a shadow of a doubt last night
When you walked into view
What could I do

Company convivial
The drink went to my head
Conversation trivial
Don't ask me what I said

Could it have been pure coincidence
The moisture in your eye
But the shadow of a doubt just crossed my mind
When you said Hi

And a shadow of a doubt remains
However hard I try
How hard I try

What's passed is history
I never wish to read
You're the very last thing I want
The very first thing I need

What kind of spirit
Made me feel that warm inside
When a shadow of a doubt appeared
To wash away my pride

And a shadow of a doubt was here
When you stood by my side
Right by my side

What's passed is history
I never wish to read
You're the very last thing I want
The first thing that I need

The nosey next door neighbours
Would have laughed if they could see
That mutual ecquaintance
Introducing you to me

Never dreamed that you'd be there
Or are you staying away
Yet that shadow of a doubt
Has grown much stronger night and day

And the shadow of a doubt
Won't let me go
What can I say
What can I say

Trivia about the song Shadow of a Doubt by Colin Blunstone

When was the song “Shadow of a Doubt” released by Colin Blunstone?
The song Shadow of a Doubt was released in 1974, on the album “Journey”.
Who composed the song “Shadow of a Doubt” by Colin Blunstone?
The song “Shadow of a Doubt” by Colin Blunstone was composed by WILLIAM P. WINGFIELD.

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