No More Cloudy Days

Eagles

Sitting by a foggy window
Staring at the pouring rain
Falling down like lonely teardrops
Memories of love in vain
These cloudy days, make you wanna cry
It breaks your heart when someone leaves and you don�t know why

I can see that you've been hurting, maybe I've been lonely too
I�ve been out here lost and searching, looking for a girl like you
Now I believe the sun is gonna shine
Don't you be afraid to love again, put your hand in mine�

Baby, I would never make you cry
I would never make you blue
I would never let you down
I would never be untrue

I know a place we can go where true love always stay
There's no more stormy nights, no more cloudy days

I believe in second chances
I believe in angels, too
I believe in new romances
Baby, I believe in you
These cloudy days are coming to an end
And you don't have to be afraid to fall in love again

Baby, I would never make you cry
I would never make you blue
I would never turn away
I would never be untrue
I know a place we can go where true love always stays
There's no more stormy nights, no more cloudy days



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    heard this on the radio, knew it was the eagles, but didnt know it was a new one. anyway, sweet song

    wackydeli3on February 02, 2006   Link
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    this more a glenn fry song then a eagles song. you can see his fingerprints all over but what a great song this is. Sure they dont rock they use to but what great songwriters they are still

    poohblueskyon March 20, 2006   Link
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    It is heavy Glenn Frey in fact it sounds almost like something from his "Strange Weather" era in the lat 80's.

    Nice tune with patented Eagles' harmonies and a pretty neat message about starting over in relationships. But the song almost seems unfinished to me.

    Hatzon September 25, 2006   Link

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