Songwriter: Bonnie Tyler John Stage Karen Drotar Serge Haouzi

Producer: John Stage

Watched you when you were walking away
I've got so many things I could say
I have my mind running wild
You'd better run like a child

I remember when I got back home
We were talking on the telephone
And in your point of view
There was no more you could do

I've heard promises
I don't really care for the way that it is
I've got love in my soul
I can trust in, hope in, believe in myself

Run run run and run 'til I've won
I have never thought life owes me one
I'm gonna run run run - I've only just begun
I'm gonna go and get me some

I don't think I have a thing to prove
But life is best when you're on the move and sing
And I've kept my own style
Oh, oh, stayed versatile

I've heard promises
I don't really care for the way that it is
I've got love in my soul
I can trust in, hope in, believe in myself

I said run run run, and run 'til I've won
I have never thought life owes me one
I'm gonna run run run - I've only just begun
I am gonna go and get me some

I will win and persue
And i'm not going to stop 'til I do
I've got love in my soul
I can trust in, hope in, believe in myself

Run run run and run 'til I've won
I have never thought life owes me one
I'm gonna run run run - i've only just begun
I am gonna go and get me some

Bonnie Tyler

Bonnie Tyler (born Gaynor Hopkins) was born on June 8, 1951 in Skewen, Wales. She was one of the most famous singers in the 80’s and is known for her noticeably rough and husky vocals.

Her first single, charting at #9 in her home country, “Lost In France,” put her in the public eye. After a bit of silence throughout the late 70s and early 80s, her best-selling and best-performing single on the charts of all time, “Total Eclipse of The Heart,” was released. Her 5th album, Faster Than The Speed of Night, also topped the charts in a few countries possibly because it contained Total Eclipse. Another notable song, “Holding Out for a Hero,” was released one year later for the Footloose soundtrack.

Tyler married Robert Sullivan, an Olympic judo contestant in 1973. They have no children. As of 2018, she is 66 years old and still in good health.