Badfinger - Midnight Caller : A tribute to Pete Ham

A tribute to Badfinger’s Pete Ham by Ferry & Randy Lever Pete is one of the greatest songwriter, singer and musician in the history of pop music. For more info on Pete and Badfinger, check Tom Brennan’s excellent Badfinger Library at MIDNIGHT CALLER (Pete Ham) Beneath the midnight caller She thinks of paper green You never hear them calling her name They just know where they’ve been You never hear her holler The tears no longer come She reads her daily book of the past That shows of everyone Grey years that show in her hair Can’t be, but don’t seem to care She unlocks the door and there’s no one there She sees a daytime stroller Walk from the night before And though she paints a smile on her face He won’t be back no more She’s got no saint to follow She’s got no place to go Too proud to ask an old friend for help Too proud to let him know Grey years that show in her hair Can’t be, but don’t seem to care She knocks the door and there’s no one there Nobody (nobody), nobody (nobody), nobody’s gonna help you now.