Crime Of Passion - Mike Oldfield

On a bright day she passed away in the morning.

It’s a cruel way to take her away with no warning.

He took her hands through every midnight hour

And then saw her fading away like a spring shower.

I can see a complete life’s time,

Pictures and posters of times and fashion.

Nineteen years with no reason or rhyme

Taken away in a crime of passion.

He stood to see if he could catch her breathing

But it was no good, he understood she was leaving.

He looked outside the frosty window pane

And then he saw her moving away, Elizabeth Jane.

I see freedom in sight, it’s a long climb

But she would not give up the fight for a long time,

And I see a light come shining in tonight.

Baby, it’s all right, we couldn’t have changed it with second sight.

I see freedom light shining in the night.

I see freedom but she wouldn’t give up the fight.

I see a light go shining in tonight.

Baby, it’s all right, we couldn’t have changed it with second sight.

I see a light go shining in tonight.

Baby, it’s all right, we couldn’t have changed it with second sight.