The empty conversation
The coldness of your touch
The moments of frustration
That always hurt so much
The look in your eyes that seems to say
Nothing's ever enough
Well it seems like I've tried every way
To give you all my love
But it's out of my control
It's all up to you
Yes, it's out of my control
What you gonna do
Everything I say, everything I do
Never seems to satisfy you
So I'll say it again, I'm gonna let you go
It's up to you
'Cause it's out of my control
I've felt this strange resistance
To the things I've said and done
And I've tried to keep my distance
I knew there was something wrong
But without communication
Without a message from your heart
There's only empty expectation
And a love that's torn apart
Kenneth William David Hensley, known professionally as Ken Hensley, was a British musician of international fame, active from 1960 to 2003. Best known for being the keyboardist and co-founder of the legendary band Uriah Heep in 1969, he helped define the progressive rock sound of the era with albums like "Demons and Wizards" (1972) and "The Magician's Birthday" (1972). Besides his role in Uriah Heep, Hensley enjoyed a successful solo career, releasing several albums including "Proud Words on a Dusty Shelf" (1983) and "Blood on the Highway" (1990). His musical style was characterized by exceptional skill at piano, keyboards, and Hammond organ, combined with a powerful voice and memorable melodies. Among his most famous songs are "Easy Livin'", "July Morning", and "Lady in Black". Hensley was a versatile artist who explored various musical genres, from progressive rock to blues, always demonstrating great creativity and talent.
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