Lyrics:

On Grafton Street at Christmas timeThe elbows push you 'roundThis is not my place of memoriesI'm a stranger in this townThe faces seem familiarAnd I know those songs they're playin'But I close my eyes and find myselfFive thousand miles away (chorus) It's funny how my world goes round without you You're the one thing I never thought I could live without I just found this smile to think about you You're a Saturday night Far from the madding crowdThe buskers sing by candle lightIn front of Bewleys StoreAnd a young nun offers me a chairAt a table by the doorAnd I feel compelled to tell herOf the sisters that we knewHow when they lit their candlesI'd say a prayer for you(repeat chorus)The church bells ring for holy hourI'm back out in the rainIt's been twenty years or moreSince I last said your nameI hear you live near Dallas nowIn a house out on the plainsWhy Grafton Street brought you to mindI really can't explain(repeat chorus)On Grafton Street at Christmas timeThe elbows push you 'roundAll I carry now are memoriesI'm a stranger to this town