Don't ask me how long baby it's gonna take
I don't know honey, just give it a break
Love don't happen to you overnight
You got to feed it, leave it
Give it some light
Oh love, true love
When it looks like you're winning
Get it right on tee
And the stars shine so brightly
Just for you and me
For ever and ever babe
Is that what it takes?
For ever and ever babe
Is that when it stays for you and me?
With every ray of sunshine sugar
There's little bit of rain
You got to take the bad times with the good times
'Cos no love's the same
Oh love, true love
When it looks like you're winning
Get it right on tee
And the stars shine so brightly
Just for you and me
For ever and ever babe
Is that what it takes?
For ever and ever babe
That's when it stays
When you've found your star love will know just who you are
For ever and ever she'll stay
For ever and ever babe
Is that what it takes?
For ever and ever babe
Is that when it stays?
Christopher Anton Rea, known as Chris Rea, was a British singer, guitarist, and pianist born in Middlesbrough in 1951. Rea achieved international fame in the 1980s with a blues-rock sound characterized by catchy melodies and introspective lyrics. Among his most famous songs are "Fool" (1978), "Let It Loose" and "I Can Hear Your Heartbeat, I Don't Know What It Is But I Love It" (1984), "Josephine" (1985), "On the Beach" (1986), "Driving Home for Christmas" (1988) and "The Road to Hell" (1989). Rea released over 20 albums in his career, achieving great success also with the remix version of "Josephine" in 1987. His music is often associated with melancholic and nostalgic atmospheres, evoking rural landscapes and solitary journeys. Rea was appreciated for his musical skills and his ability to write lyrics that resonate with a wide audience.
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