Roger Daltrey Lyrics
Roger Daltrey Lyrics
"Under a Raging Moon Lyrics"
K. N. K. A. Lyrics
we hate nature we love our wars we believe in our religion we are to dull to change our ways they're searching for their inner truth i think i have to buy another car killing natures killing an
we hate nature we love our wars we believe in our religion we are to dull to change our ways they're searching for their inner truth i think i have to buy another car killing natures killing an
by John Parr/ Julia Downes
© 1985 Carlin Music Corp.
All rights in the USA and Canada administerd by
Cabert Music Inc./ Polythemus Music, ASCAP.
In the searchlights
you could see us as we circled around
Down below us you were screaming
I could hear the sound
I could see your arms
Reaching up to me
Like a demon, I could feel the madness
Running through the crowd
We were
Woman With The Golden Eye Lyrics
Here's a movie slowly moving There is music in the distance I hear nothing but the past Like a fist I'm slowly closing As I dance and fall like rain It's coming down in black and whitefreedom
From the moment that we hit the ground
And the wild man he laid the thunder down
Chorus
Do you remember me?
Like I remember you
In a sea of hands
You came shining through
In the mist of time
I can see it now
All my life I will remember this
(Under a raging moon)
For this moment I was born for it
(Under a raging moon)
Under a raging moon
We were flying there
We saw Zion there
It ended all too soon
Under a raging moon
We were out there
When they handed us the rebel's crown
All the headlines,
All they tried to do was tear us down
But the wild man,
He didn't fool around
Chorus
Do you remember me?
Cause I remember you
Yeah you won my love
When the dream came true
When my blood ran high--
I can
All my life I will remember it
(Under a raging moon)
For this moment I was born for it
(Under a raging moon)
Under a raging moon
We were flying boy
Under a raging moon
It's worth dying for
It ended all too soon
Under a raging moon
Taking me back to better times
We never read the danger signs
Why are the young,
Why are the young so blind?
Here's a movie slowly moving There is music in the distance I hear nothing but the past Like a fist I'm slowly closing As I dance and fall like rain It's coming down in black and white
From the moment that we hit the ground
And the wild man he laid the thunder down
Chorus
Do you remember me?
Like I remember you
In a sea of hands
You came shining through
In the mist of time
I can see it now
All my life I will remember this
(Under a raging moon)
For this moment I was born for it
(Under a raging moon)
Under a raging moon
We were flying there
Santa Looked A Lot Like Daddy Lyrics
WRITERS BUCK OWENS, DON RICH Santa looked a lot like daddy or daddy looked alot like him It's not the way I had him pictured Santa was a much too thin He didn't come down the chimney so momma must
Under a raging moonWRITERS BUCK OWENS, DON RICH Santa looked a lot like daddy or daddy looked alot like him It's not the way I had him pictured Santa was a much too thin He didn't come down the chimney so momma must
We saw Zion there
It ended all too soon
Under a raging moon
We were out there
When they handed us the rebel's crown
All the headlines,
All they tried to do was tear us down
But the wild man,
He didn't fool around
Chorus
Do you remember me?
Cause I remember you
Yeah you won my love
When the dream came true
When my blood ran high--
I can
It's All I Can Do Lyrics
one too many times I fell over you once in a shadow I finally grew and once in a night I dreamed you were there I canceled my flight from going nowhere it's all I can do to keep waiti
hear it nowone too many times I fell over you once in a shadow I finally grew and once in a night I dreamed you were there I canceled my flight from going nowhere it's all I can do to keep waiti
All my life I will remember it
(Under a raging moon)
For this moment I was born for it
(Under a raging moon)
Under a raging moon
We were flying boy
Under a raging moon
It's worth dying for
It ended all too soon
Under a raging moon
Taking me back to better times
We never read the danger signs
Why are the young,
Why are the young so blind?