| The midnight fear, the knock upon the door |
| The brutal face behind the gun on the icy Danube shore |
| The outcome is in no doubt 'till a car puls up |
| And a man steps out |
| Raoul Wallenberg |
| The death march passes in the freezing rain |
| Frightened faces wait to board an eastbound cattle train |
| The fate of Jews in '44 one brave man could not ignore |
| Raoul Wallenberg |
| I still wait to thank you for my life |
| As I’ve waited these forty years in vain |
| To embrace you and to shake your hand |
| Crusader in a foreign land |
| I just want to sing your name |
| I just want to sing your name |
| Raoul Wallenberg |
| I just want to sing your name |
| Raoul Wallenberg |
| The liberating tanks rolling in from east |
| Wallenberg is dead was the news that they released |
| But the world paid no attention until it was too late |
| A world of cold indifference to the cruel fate |
| Of Raoul Wallenberg |
| They said you are a spy and your story’s but a ruse |
| Why should a Swedish Christian risk his life for the Jews |
| And it’s solitary confinement another prisoner in despair |
| Hard labour camps and mental wards |
| Oh! the nightmare of Raoul Wallenberg |
| I just want to sing your name |
| Raoul Wallenberg |
| I just want to sing your name |
| Raoul Wallenberg |
| Reports from Wrangels Island and the Lyubianka Gaol |
| Speak of a Swedish prisoner, old, gaunt and frail |
| And from the limits of the Gulag on the Chinese frontier |
| They keep him on the move but the tracks still reappear |
| Of Raoul Wallenberg |
| With courage, bluff and sleight of hand you saved 10,000 Jews |
| But when you needed help yourself there was no one there for you |
| Only apathy and silence, hypocrisy and shame |
| And anger turns to outrage every time I sing your name |
| Raoul Wallenberg |
| I still wait to thank you for my life |
| As I’ve waited these forty years in vain |
| To embrace you and to shake your hand |
| Crusader in a foreign land |
| I just want to sing your name |
| I just want to sing your name |
| Raoul Wallenberg |
| I just want to sing your name |
| Raoul Wallenberg |