Saturday

Alasdair MacLean

[Verse 1]
The taxi lights were in your eyes, so warm against St. Mary's spires
The carnival was over in the rain
And arm in arm through Vincent Street, the evening hanging like a dream
I touched your face and saw the night again

[Verse 2]
And in your arms, I watched the stars ascend
And sweep a loneliness away for a while
Your fingers white and locked in mine, I kiss your face and kiss your eyes
Until they turn to me and softly smile

[Verse 3]
And empty hearted, I walked on, the river flowing to the song
Of evening in the darkness and the rain
The Christmas lights were far downstream, the wind so lonely and unreal
I saw your face and I thought you were a dream

[Bridge]
But when I saw your eyes, what could I do?
What could I say, my love?
Your kisses, they will hide away the stars

[Verse 4]
It's Saturday, the evening's come, the football crowds have all gone home
But still behind this window, I look on
December's leaves so slowly fall to cars that break the evening's pall
And I will wait for you to come tonight

Trivia about the song Saturday by The Clientele

On which albums was the song “Saturday” released by The Clientele?
The Clientele released the song on the albums “Suburban Light” in 2000 and “A Fading Summer EP” in 2000.
Who composed the song “Saturday” by The Clientele?
The song “Saturday” by The Clientele was composed by Alasdair MacLean.

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