I knew there'd be times like this
When I'd sit at home and reminisce
Oh how one's memory slips...
So I close my book
And sighing, take a second look
Sure enough - I'm quite alone
Still, there no sound
So I spin-a-disc around and around
And slide the needle in the groove...
Drive down any highway baby
But don't bid me adieu
Through a sea of twisting by-ways
I'll be trailing you
Eternity'll solve our problem
Take it as you may
And destiny will stand corrected
Should we connect some day
Another time - to spend
Another place - to go
Another love to share with you
Deep emotion springs from this life
Wells up inside
Quick, pick me up and pour me over
The clouds crying by
Another time - to spend
Another place - to go
Another love this time it's true
Anyway you want me lover
Used to be your tune
I looked you up - you looked me over
My lucky strike won through
I was cut, dried and discarded
Just a rusty blade
But since I found my four leaf clover
I've seen the light again
All the tears
In the world
Seem to fall from you
At their
Rainbow's end
A halcyon day
Or two
How soon
We fool ourselves
How slow
We tread
Astral planes
Collide head on
And on and on we glide
As if forever
Bryan Ferry is a British singer, songwriter, and musician born in Washington, Tyne and Wear, in 1945. Known for his velvety voice and elegant style, Ferry achieved international fame as the frontman of the band Roxy Music in the 1970s. After the band's disbandment, he embarked on a successful solo career, releasing albums that range from glam rock to jazz, electronic music, and classical music. Among his most famous songs are "Love Is the Drug", "More Than This" and "Slave to Love". Ferry has also been an influential stylist, known for his refined and daring clothing.
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