Could it be me, waiting in wonder
I don't even know what's in your mind
Crowding around, watching your thunder
Hoping just to see you one more time
Could it be me, out here waiting all night long
Could it be me, praying dawn comes along
And over my head she said all the clouds have come together
Life hurts a lot, but only love can break you down forever
All these places, and strangers' faces, and if you think I'm losing faith
It's only in your head that's what she said
Could it be me, now that we're fading
Finding ways of holding on again
Out in the night we could be fated
Walking through our sorrows in the rain
Could it be me, walking through these halls at night
Could it be me, watching you put up a fight
And all by myself I can see the clouds have come together
Life hurts a lot, but only love can hold you up forever
All these places, and strangers' faces, I'm taking all them with me
When I'm safely in my head, that's what she said
Jim Cuddy is a Canadian singer-songwriter and musician, best known as the frontman of the rock band Blue Rodeo. Born in Ontario in 1957, Cuddy began his musical career in the 1980s with the folk-rock group The Cowboy Junkies. In 1984, along with Greg Keelor, he founded Blue Rodeo, a band that achieved great success in Canada and the United States. Cuddy is appreciated for his warm and reassuring voice, his catchy melodies, and his introspective lyrics. Besides successes with Blue Rodeo, Cuddy has also released solo albums, including "All in Time" (2013) and "The Light That Guides You Home" (2018). Some of Jim Cuddy's most representative songs include "Lost Together", "Try Not to Think About It", and "Diamond Mine".
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