Mystery surrounds me, and I wonder where I'm going
There's a cloud above me and it seems to hide the way
I'm going straight ahead, 'cause it's the only way I know
I want to leave the past, and leave just for today

Now then tell me baby, do you need my love?
Tell me baby, are you thinking of me?
Tell me baby, what it is you need?
What kind of satisfaction guaranteed?

Sitting in the gutter with my head wrapped in my hands
I've been drinking all night, and I just can't stand the pain
It took an awful lot of trouble just to make me understand
Now it's clear to me, but will it ever be the same?

Now then tell me baby, do you need my love?
Tell me baby, are you thinking of me?
Tell me baby, what it is you need?
What kind of satisfaction guaranteed?

Now then tell me baby, do you need my love?
Tell me baby, are you thinking of me?
Tell me baby, what it is you need?
What kind of satisfaction guaranteed?

Head upon the highway, just as fast as I could go
I rode through the night, and halfway through the day
I had no direction I didn't even want to know where I was going
The only thing I knew, was that I had to get away

Now then tell me baby, do you need my love?
Tell me baby, are you thinking of me?
Tell me baby, what it is you need?
What kind of satisfaction guaranteed?

Tell me baby, tell me baby, tell me baby, do you need my love?
Now that I'm here, yeah, do you need, do you need my love?


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    I remember this song had such meaning to me from my turbulent youth (clouds above me), and still does. I was here and there and had no direction...but I was going just as fast as I could go. That's like half of the lyrics.

    The other topic is about a girl. Not much more to say about that. Of course if your life is like that, you are going to have interesting relationships.

    While there is a period in most young mens' youth that could easily identify with these feelings. Well, at least before they were all staying in their parents' basements until 30 and not getting a drivers license or a life... I feel it can, and likely was about the musicians who made it. They often live that turbulent kind of life all of their days. The rest of us just get boring and conventional.

    Awesome song in sound and meaning.

    Nunyabizznezzon December 17, 2017   Link

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