Kim Carnes/Dave Ellingson)
Sailin'
Ridin' on the crest of a dream
All we need is a breeze
Some help fromt the wind
Sailin'
Out of my dreams
And into the night
We may never come back again
When we go sailin'
I've been all over the ocean
I've traveled through a million years
Every face I see
Brings it home to me
That I all ever loved is here
Now won't you take me sailin'
Ridin' on the crest of a dream
All we need is a breeze
Some help fromt the wind
You've got to take me sailin'
Right out of my dreams
And into the night
We may never come back again
When we go sailin'
If they drew a line
Through space and time
That defied my breaking through
It could not control me
No nothin' could hold me
As long as there was you
Now won't you take me sailin'
Ridin' on the crest of a dream
All we need is a breeze
Some help fromt the wind
You've got to take me sailin'
Right out of my dreams
And into the night
We may never come back again
When we go sailin'
We may never come back again
When we go sailin
Kim Carnes is an American singer-songwriter and musician born in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1941. She began her career in the 1960s as a session musician for various artists, collaborating with prominent names like The Beach Boys and Elvis Presley. In 1975, she released her first studio album, "Movin' On", which marked the beginning of her rise in the music world. Success came in the 1980s with songs like "Bette Davis Eyes" (1981), which topped the American charts and earned her a Grammy Award, and "Draw of the Cards" (1982). Carnes is known for her distinctive vocal style, a blend of power and sweetness, and for her introspective and often romantic songs. Among her most important albums are "Mistaken Identity" (1978) and "Café Racers" (1983).
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