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Bangles, The ~ Something To Believe In


(m. steele/d. white/e. lowen/d. navarro)
Michael

When i saw you for the first time
Eyes the color of the ocean
Something moved inside of me
Long forgotten lying broken

Now i can't turn away
Watching you as you lay sleeping
Can you hear winds of change
Is this something to believe in

I lost direction in the darkness
Couldn't stop myself from running
I could feel the sun on my back
But i was afraid to let the light in

Now i can't run anymore
Now i see this gift you bring me
Can you hear winds of change
Maybe this loser's luck is turning

I will carry you in my heart
I will hold you in my memory
You could be a million miles away
But when i call
You will hear me


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