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April Wine ~ Wench


Written by: david henman, james henman,
Ritchie henman and myles goodwyn

I just dropped in to see how my woman was
I wish to spend some time with her
It's not hard to see no reason why
She'll be leaving when the morning come

She was just a woman now
Just some lonely woman now
Just some lonely woman
The only woman i've ever had

She stayed while i talked love to her
There was nothin' she wished to know
Well things were bad and still the same
She is leaving on the morning train

She was just a woman now
Just some lonely woman now
Just some lonely woman
The only woman i've ever had


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