| I was worn and I was hungry |
| You took me in and cared for me |
| They left me out here to die lonely |
| Life and death, and in between |
| I traveled out across the desert |
| Bearing the cross of a wanted man |
| But in your arms I found salvation |
| And laid my sins upon your hands |
| Angeline, you were my angel |
| You were everything but nothing real at all |
| And like a dream, but only stranger |
| Through the darkness I thought I heard your call |
| Cabin door swinging open |
| Moonlight dances on the floor |
| Desert winds howl and I wonder |
| If I would see you any more? |
| Carried your photograph with me |
| But no one recognized your name |
| Were you a ghost that haunted me? |
| Healed me like Jesus healed the lame |
| Angeline, you were my angel |
| You were everything but nothing real at all |
| And like a dream, but only stranger |
| Through the darkness I thought I heard your call |
| Angeline, you were my angel |
| You were everything but nothing real at all |
| And like a dream, but only stranger |
| Through the darkness I thought I heard your call |