Take a gun out of the closet, put it on next while aboard it
Come stand in front of me and let me see
Take a one smile that you wear
And place it on these lips that's burning
To share this fire you've built inside of me.
Turn the light down in the bedroom,
Put the sheet down from the pillow
When we're like this love's easy understood
Let's walk through this house we live in
To the room we always love it
And let's love each other while the feeling's good.
With all my will I promise, with all of me I love you
This feeling that I got just grows and grows
I can't stop disapponting you, I ccan't stop my need in you
No more than I can stop the wind that blows.
About to hold your sweet loving
As long as we both have this feeling
I love you every way
I know that's good.
Let's walk through this house we live in
To the room we always love it
And let's love each other while the feeling's good...
Kenny Rogers (Kenneth Donald Rogers), born August 21, 1938, in Houston, Texas, was a legendary American artist best known for his career in country music. After starting as a rhythm and blues singer in the 1950s, Rogers found success with The First Edition in the 1960s, achieving hits like "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town". In 1976, he launched his solo career, reaching international fame with albums such as "The Gambler" (1978) and "Share Your Love with Me" (1980). Rogers was a versatile artist who explored various musical genres, including pop, folk, and gospel. His most famous hits include "Lucille", "Lady", "Islands in the Stream" (a duet with Dolly Parton), and "The Gambler". He won three Grammy Awards and numerous other accolades. Rogers was also a successful actor, starring in films and television series. He died on March 20, 2020, at the age of 81.
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