Lyrics You - Steppenwolf, John Kay

You - Steppenwolf, John Kay
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song You, artist - Steppenwolf. Album song Live in London, in the genre Хард-рок
Date of issue: 27.04.2014
Record label: Rainman Records (RED)
Song language: English

You

The night wind howls way up in the canyon
The moon comes out while fog rolls in
One more time I’m waiting for the spirit of the past
To appear and trouble me again
Time goes by like a sail on the ocean
Sleep won’t come though my eyes grow dim
And in the dark I see what I have seen a hundred times
The ghost, the ghost of might have been
Oh, it’s you
You keep me hanging on
You’re the one whose memory I see
Yeah you, you hang on till the dawn
And it’s you and what we knew, that’s killing me
The love we shared was the dream of a lifetime
The joy we knew, our reason to be
And if it’s hard to live without some happiness or love
Worst of all is this hopeless misery
Oh, it’s you…
I don’t know who to blame
And it really doesn’t matter anymore
I’m trying hard to keep the past
From driving me insane
But somehow I keep hoping, to see you at that door
Early morning sun is rising
I can see it rising through the haze
Someone’s walking up my stairs, knocking at my door
Lord how I’ve longed to see that face
Oh, it’s you….
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