How did we end up ending up this way
I always thought that we could work it out
At times I wondered if we'd last out the day
But my love was always stronger
Stronger than my doubt
Then here we are, are we running out of time?
We've come so far to leave it all behind
But that's how I feel
I wanna know how you feel
I'd walk all night for you baby
Stand in the pourin rain
But you gotta meet me baby, half way
You know that I don't wanna give up
Do anything to make you stay
But you gotta meet me baby, half way
I couldn't tell you what you meant to me
I kept those feelings hidden far away
And hoped that you could tell by looking at me
Now you know what you needed
Is too late to say....
That I love you more than I ever knew I could
And I need you now like I never thought I would
Chorus
I thought about livin my life without you
In this cold, cold world
Well I'm no man of steel
But I'd walk on fire for you
That's just how I feel
Chorus
REO Speedwagon is an American rock band formed in Champaign, Illinois, at the end of the 1960s. The name comes from an old American stagecoach that transported goods and passengers. The original lineup included Kevin Cronin (vocals), Neal Doughty (keyboards), Gary Richrath (guitar), Bruce Hall (bass) and Alan Gratzer (drums). Throughout the 1970s, the band went through several stylistic phases, moving from hard rock to progressive rock. Success came in the 1980s with albums like "Hi Infidelity" (1980) and "Can't Fight This Feeling" (1984), which produced radio hits such as "Keep on Loving You", "Take It On the Run" and the album title track "Can't Fight This Feeling". REO Speedwagon is known for its catchy melodies, romantic lyrics and powerful live performances. The band continued to record and perform until 2025, the year they disbanded.
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