Seems these days there is no one talking
Breaking up and they're breaking down
You and I fight almost all night
Leaves us crying in the morning light
Never knowing where we're going
Is it so hard to live together
Living lonely this sadness on me
I just don't want to hurt forever
Give me a break or let me go
Somewhere it's shining
Out in the night I can hear the song
I've made all I can make of broken dreams
Bad scenes and crying
I give and you take - down so low
Love me or let me go
City streets and the people homeless
Can't come up with another chance
You and I - we had so much going
Music plays but we just can't dance
You go your way - I'll go mine
Let's find out what makes life worth living
Nights of laughter - mornings after
Someone wants what I've been giving
Give me a break or let me go
Somewhere it's shining
Out in the night I can hear the song
I've made all I can make of broken dreams
Bad scenes and crying
I give and you take - down so low
Love me or let me go
Timothy Bruce Schmit, known as Timothy B. Schmit, is an American singer-songwriter and bassist born in 1947. He rose to international fame as a member of Poco from 1972 to 1977, helping to define the band's country-rock sound. In 1977, he joined the Eagles, becoming one of the pillars of the group until today. Schmit brought a warm and melodic voice to the formation, characterized by introspective lyrics and refined arrangements. Among his most famous songs with the Eagles are "Take It Easy", "Heartache Tonight" and "I Can't Tell You Why". In 1998, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the Eagles, a recognition that consecrates his influence on American music. Besides his work with Poco and the Eagles, Schmit has collaborated with numerous artists, including Jackson Browne and Kenny Loggins.
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