Lletres:
Raitt Bonnie Streetlights

Once upon a time, a long long time ago Wherever you would lead me, I would surely follow Boy, you put me through some pain and misery And now you're standing

I am an old woman named after my mother My old man is another child that's grown old If dreams were thunder and lightning was desire This old house would

I saw you this mornin' Though you were nowhere in sight Well, I've got to admit That the thought of you hangs around me Like a hand on my shoulder Like

You say, you're all alone with visions all you're own The things you feel nobody feels the same But you know me, you know what I've been through And

I am an old woman Named after my mother An old man is another Child who's grown old If dreams were thunder Lightning was desire This old house it would

In my most secure moments, I still can't believe I'm spending those moments with you And the ground I am walking, the air that I breathe Are shared at

How does one decide That the methods he's using, They just don't jive To truly believe and keep trying Over and over again Living in hopes, That someday