Song of midnight smoky sea
Native eyes can read
That the fire's sayin'
What the risk would be
What it meant to me
Tried only to pretend
Black eyes, sang a song of midnight, her potion
Stone blind, tapestry of moonlight in motion
She filled the eastern sky
From inside of me
Dancing indigo
An ancient touch, I've felt before
In waves of vertigo
Until we meet again
Black eyes, sang a song of midnight, her potion
Stone blind, tapestry of moonlight in motion
My secret room.... darkening
Eclipse my waking soul
Fuse the memory of our lost goodbye
To a story never told
Tried only to pretend
Black eyes, sang a song of midnight, her potion
Stone blind, tapestry of moonlight in motion
Red sky, held the treat of sunrise confession
Black eyes, heart of my obsession
Charles Frederick Kip Winger, known professionally as Kip Winger, is an American musician born in 1961. He is best known as the frontman and bassist of the hard rock band Winger, active since 1987. Before dedicating himself fully to music, Winger studied acting at the prestigious Juilliard School in New York. His musical career began in the 1980s with various collaborations, including one with guitarist Steve Vai. In 1987 he founded Winger, who achieved great commercial success with albums like "Winger" (1988) and "In the Heart of the Young" (1990), characterized by accessible hard rock melodies and progressive influences. After the dissolution of Winger in 1990, Winger continued to work as a solo musician and collaborated with other artists. In 2006 Winger reunited for a successful tour and released new albums in subsequent years. Among the most representative songs of Winger are "Headed for a Heartbreak", "Seventeen" and "Miles Away".
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