Classic love story true to his western tx roots. One of my favorites as a story, but I think there are alot of songs that are amazing not even listed on this site. I guess I should figure out how to add them, because I have about 8 REK cd's.
When I am looking for you,
I call your number
But I can't get through.
When I am looking for you,
I call your number
But I can't get through.
When I am looking for you,
I call your number
But I can't get through.
When I am looking for you,
I call your number
But I can't get through.
There is a feeling in me
And I don't know why.
Is there a feeling in you
That you can't deny?
There is a feeling in me
And I don't know why.
Is there a feeling in you
That you can't deny?
There is a feeling in me
And I don't know why.
Is there a feeling in you
That you can't deny?
There is a feeling in me
And I don't know why.
Is there a feeling in you
That you can't deny?
There is a feeling in me
And I don't know why.
Is there a feeling in you
That you can't deny?
I call your number
But I can't get through.
When I am looking for you,
I call your number
But I can't get through.
When I am looking for you,
I call your number
But I can't get through.
When I am looking for you,
I call your number
But I can't get through.
There is a feeling in me
And I don't know why.
Is there a feeling in you
That you can't deny?
There is a feeling in me
And I don't know why.
Is there a feeling in you
That you can't deny?
There is a feeling in me
And I don't know why.
Is there a feeling in you
That you can't deny?
There is a feeling in me
And I don't know why.
Is there a feeling in you
That you can't deny?
There is a feeling in me
And I don't know why.
Is there a feeling in you
That you can't deny?
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Saturdays Lyrics as written by Dan Whitford
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
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okay this song sounds like everything that was good about 1990s rock. it's perfect in that way. it's like a tribute to musical heritage.
it sucks it's so short, but i think that is a very telling element of the song. it's like saying all good things can't last forever and pass too quickly while they're around. however, the important thing is that you had them because you'll always have the memory / feeling they gave you. the last ten seconds of the song consist of the sound of a tape being rewound and i think this inclusion is important to consider in such a short song. to me, it represents nostalgia and an attempt to relive the good times. it also ties back to the idea of the 1990s...like trying to craft the perfect mix tape and having to manually rewind rather than digitally skipping back.
overall, it's a good song but it is pretty emotional because it does conjure up feelings of nostalgia. you have to keep hitting repeat until you realize you are kind of stuck in the past in a way. i think it is an interactive listening experience. i hope this made sense haha
okay this song sounds like everything that was good about 1990s rock. it's perfect in that way. it's like a tribute to musical heritage.
it sucks it's so short, but i think that is a very telling element of the song. it's like saying all good things can't last forever and pass too quickly while they're around. however, the important thing is that you had them because you'll always have the memory / feeling they gave you. the last ten seconds of the song consist of the sound of a tape being rewound and i think this inclusion is important to consider in such a short song. to me, it represents nostalgia and an attempt to relive the good times. it also ties back to the idea of the 1990s...like trying to craft the perfect mix tape and having to manually rewind rather than digitally skipping back.
overall, it's a good song but it is pretty emotional because it does conjure up feelings of nostalgia. you have to keep hitting repeat until you realize you are kind of stuck in the past in a way. i think it is an interactive listening experience. i hope this made sense haha
such a great song its too bad its so short.
it makes total sense,