Karaoke Song on the Radio von Al Stewart — mit Songtext mitsingen auf Singa

Song on the Radio Karaoke

Al Stewart

SongtexteSong on the Radio

I was making my way

through the wasteland

The road into town

passes through

I was changing

the radio stations

with my mind on you

Oh your friends

call you Lily Paloma

but that's not

the way that you are

It's too much

of a gentle misnomer

for a shooting star

But you and me baby

I saw you there

Straight away I knew

there's really no hiding

I'll tell you right now

what we're gonna do

We'll go

collecting the days

Putting the moments away

You're on my mind

like a song on the radio

You're on my mind

like a song on the radio

I remember

the first time I saw you

alone in the dark

with a drink

with a candle flame

burning before you

and your thoughts

closed in

You were staring out

into the distance

not seeming to hear

what I said

Why did you put up

such resistance

like all the lights

were red

'Cause you and me baby

I saw you there

Straight away I knew

there's really no hiding

I'll tell you right now

what we're gonna do

We'll go

collecting the days

Putting the moments away

You're on my mind

like a song on the radio

You're on my mind

like a song on the radio

I don't know what it was

that was painful

but sometimes it's

there in your face

There are times when you

just look disdainful

of the human race

Ah but then on

the wings of emotion

we circle each other

in flight

till together we roll

like the ocean

in its bed at night

'Cause you and me baby

I saw you there

Straight away I knew

there's really no hiding

I'll tell you right now

what we're gonna do

We'll go

collecting the days

Putting the moments away

You're on my mind

like a song on the radio

You're on my mind

like a song on the radio

Oh woah

Song on the radio

Oh woah

Song on the radio

Komponist:in
Al Stewart
Songtexte
Al Stewart
Herausgeber:in
Universal Songs Of Polygram International Inc, Frabjous Music, A Train Entertainment
Inhaber:in des Urheberrechts
Al Stewart