Randy Stonehill
Randy Stonehill
Randy Stonehill
Randy Stonehill
Randy Stonehill
Randy Stonehill
Randy Stonehill
Randy Stonehill
Randy Stonehill
Randy Stonehill
“Song for Sarah,” as its title suggests, was written for Stonehill’s first wife, Sarah Mae Finch, whom he had married in August 1975, about eight months before Welcome to Paradise was released. The two divorced in September 1980.
In a sad irony, after Stonehill and Finch divorced, she married Larry...
[Verse 1]
Sarah, can I love you?
Will you open up the door?
I know you've heard that misused word
A lot of times before
But I think that you need someone
Who can firmly take your hand
And love you in a way
That you can really understand
Ooh, ooh
[Verse 2]
Sarah, will you love me?
You've got so much there to give
We waited for so long to change
The lonely way we live
And I see the fragile lady
That you hide behind your eyes
And I want so much to reach you
When I hear those distant cries
[Bridge]
Ooh, ooh
Ah
Ah, ah, ah
Ah
[Verse 3]
Sarah, someone loves you
In a way I never could
He laid his life before you
On a cross made out of wood
Oh, and in his hour of anguish
Our dreams were given birth
I hope you finally realize
How much your love is worth
[Outro]
Ah, ah, ah
Ah
Ah, ah, ah
Ah
Ah
Song for Sarah was written by Randy Stonehill.
Song for Sarah was produced by Larry Norman.
Randy Stonehill released Song for Sarah on Thu Apr 01 1976.