Enjoy. Regards, John.

WEST OF THE WALL
(Wayne Shanklin)

West of the Wall, I'll wait for you,
West of the Wall our dreams can all come true,
Though we're apart a little while,
My heart will wait until we both can smile,
That wall built of our sorrow,
We know must have an end,
Till then dream of tomorrow, when we meet again.

West of the Wall, where hearts are free,
West of the Wall, your heart can come to me,
And in my arms that hold you tight,
You will forget the darkness of the night.
The world knows of our sadness,
And we are not alone,
West of the Wall, that soon will fall,
And you'll come home.

Verse:
Wall built upon sorrow, one day you will end;
Hearts true to each other will not break, they will not bend.
In our hour of sadness, how clearly we can see,
Tomorrow's gladness - free, free, free, free.

West of the Wall, where hearts are free,
West of the Wall, your heart can come to me,
And in my arms that hold you tight,
You will forget the darkness of the night.
The world knows of our sadness,
And we are not alone,
West of the Wall, that soon will fall,
And you'll come home.

West of the Wall

Words and Music by Wayne Shanklin
Copyright 1962 by Music Productions Inc Hollywood
Sung by Toni Fisher on London Records