When will I die
When will I marry
Why do I cry for nothing sometimes
Why do I feel like I'm in a hurry
Feels like a race and I'm out of time
Like a lover turning into a friend
Somewhere a heart is getting broken again
How does the whole thing end?
I want to believe in something for real
I want to believe in something I feel
I want to believe it's all that I need
I want to believe
Who will be king and who will be begger?
When will I have this mystery solved?
Who said a ring could mean love forever
Nothin's for sure except growing old
Will I always be here spinning my wheels
Or does misforturne have a hand in the deal
Is that how my fate is sealed?
I want to believe love has a chance to survive
The dream to be as one
I want to believe in a nurturing love
And not just a sacrifice
Where is my home and where am I going?
When will I know and how will I know?
I had a lover who turned into a friend
I had a heart but it got broken again
And I don't know if it ever will mend
Is this how the whole thing ends
Sass Jordan, born Sarah Jordan, is a Canadian singer-songwriter and musician from Toronto. Known for her powerful vocals and energetic performances, she rose to fame in the 1980s with songs like "Make It Last" and "Rat on the Run". Her musical style is a blend of hard rock, blues, and soul, influenced by artists such as Janis Joplin and Tina Turner. Throughout her career, Jordan has released eight studio albums, collaborating with prominent musicians like Jeff Healey and Tom Cochrane. Her music has been featured in films and TV series, solidifying her international success. Among her most notable albums are "Sass Jordan" (1989) and "Rats" (1992). Jordan continues to perform live and record new music, remaining an icon of Canadian rock.
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