"Time After Time" was a single by singer Cyndi Lauper, the second from her album, She's So Unusual. Speaking with Songfacts about this song in an interview, co-writer Rob Hyman explained Cyndi came up with the title when she saw it in the magazine TV Guide. "Time After Time" was the name of a 1979 science fiction movie starring Malcolm McDowell as a man who invents a time machine. Said Rob: "When she saw 'Time After Time,' something clicked - she said 'I think I have a title. Read more on Last.fm.
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I'm walking all around the town
I'm seeing all the people down
Walking around
Talking around
Me and my cat named Dog
We're walking high against the fog
Singing my song
Singing my song
Happy, sad and crazy, wonder
Choking up my mind with perpetual dreaming
Drifting up and down the street
Searching for the sound of people
Swinging their feet
Swinging their beat
Dog is a good old cat
Now people what d'ya think of that
'Cause that's where I'm at (That's where he's at)
Happy, sad and crazy, wonder
Choking up my mind with perpetual dreaming
Drifting up and down the street
Searching for the sound of people
Swinging their feet
Swinging their beat
Hey Dog is a good old cat
Now people what d'ya think of that
'Cause that's where I'm at (That's where he's at)
That's where I'm at (That's where he's at)
That's where I'm at (That's where he's at)
I'm seeing all the people down
Walking around
Talking around
Me and my cat named Dog
We're walking high against the fog
Singing my song
Singing my song
Happy, sad and crazy, wonder
Choking up my mind with perpetual dreaming
Drifting up and down the street
Searching for the sound of people
Swinging their feet
Swinging their beat
Dog is a good old cat
Now people what d'ya think of that
'Cause that's where I'm at (That's where he's at)
Happy, sad and crazy, wonder
Choking up my mind with perpetual dreaming
Drifting up and down the street
Searching for the sound of people
Swinging their feet
Swinging their beat
Hey Dog is a good old cat
Now people what d'ya think of that
'Cause that's where I'm at (That's where he's at)
That's where I'm at (That's where he's at)
That's where I'm at (That's where he's at)
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- Feels Good
- Last Mornin’