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Bob Welch ~ Don't Wait Too Long


Written by bob welch. Night after night, day after day The dream i keep havin' just won't stay away And it's you that's the star with the famous name Gettin' all that you wanted taken away (chorus) Two headed coin, the other side is gettin' strong And saying good things come to those who wait But don't wait too long... Hold out a candle, look in my eyes You'll see a prisoner, just learnin' to lie How does it go ? Just like a whisper on the wind And the voice that gets louder before it disappears again (repeat chorus) Now that your famous, now that you're rich You'd love to be young, but you can't find that switch You've come a long way, you've got nowhere to go Cause you've waited to long, and it's startin' to show more free lyrics

Written by bob welch.

Night after night, day after day
The dream i keep havin' just won't stay away
And it's you that's the star with the famous name
Gettin' all that you wanted taken away

(chorus)
Two headed coin, the other side is gettin' strong
And saying good things come to those who wait
But don't wait too long...

Hold out a candle, look in my eyes
You'll see a prisoner, just learnin' to lie
How does it go ?
Just like a whisper on the wind
And the voice that gets louder before it disappears again

(repeat chorus)

Now that your famous, now that you're rich
You'd love to be young, but you can't find that switch
You've come a long way, you've got nowhere to go
Cause you've waited to long, and it's startin' to show

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