Lyrics When the Night Rolls In - Rita Coolidge

When the Night Rolls In - Rita Coolidge
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song When the Night Rolls In, artist - Rita Coolidge. Album song Out of the Blues, in the genre Джаз
Date of issue: 19.09.2010
Record label: Rita Coolidge
Song language: English

When the Night Rolls In

When the morning knocks on my window
Filling up my heart with a hope
Oh, I pray for the day to be gentle
Gotta to help me through the letting him go
I get a little bit everyday
Shaking the memory of you
When the night rolls in
Like distant thunder
I can feel it coming
Came in
I’m from under your spell
I wish you well but still I wonder why
Starts all over again
When the night rolls in
While my friends, they tried to console me
They take me out in the afternoon
Just kicking back and tell me stories
And I don’t want to leave too soon
It’s getting easy getting through the day
I don’t even think of you
When the night rolls in
Like distant thunder
I can feel it coming
Came in
I’m from under your spell
I wish you well but still I wonder why
Starts all over again
When the night rolls in
Now I can get through almost anything
Not even think of you
When the night rolls in
Like distant thunder
I can feel it coming
Came in
I’m from under your spell
I wish you well but still I wonder why
Starts all over again
When the night rolls in
I can feel it coming
I wish you well but still I wonder why
Starts all over again
When the night rolls in

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Artist lyrics: Rita Coolidge