| It was late in the month of November,
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| She was loading up the wagon in the rain.
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| Said she’d be back in the morning,
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| But she never came through here again.
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| I’d see her in the market,
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| She never had much to spend,
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| These days the market’s an old pile of mud
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| And she never came through here again.
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| Maxine, Maxine, Maxine
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| Time plays tricks on your memory,
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| It seems a long weekend,
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| She said she’d be back here by Monday,
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| But she never came through here again.
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| Some say a saucer landed,
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| And someone took her in,
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| They found her blue seraph here on the ground
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| And she never cam through here again.
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| Maxine, Maxine, Maxine, Maxine.
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| Maxine, Maxine, Maxine, Maxine.
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| I bought a tabloid paper,
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| She was rumored to be in,
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| Was a photo of a woman on a llama,
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| But she never came through here again.
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| And if you should see her,
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| She may be old by then,
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| Tell her that I miss her and ask her when
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| She’s ever coming through here again. |