Released: August 12, 1978

Songwriter: David Pack

Producer: Ambrosia Freddie Piro

(Pack)

Whatever it is you need, better take what you can to feed it
In a world of hunger and greed lives a heart thats truly bleedin'
Now the question of me and you is just remainin' a mystery
I guess it just goes to prove that you never really did love me

So you might just ask your mama
If that's the way it should be
Well, you might just ask your conscience
If I left you or you left me

Well, you say that you want somebody
Who's gonna treat you like a queen
When you don't even have the time of day
For the things that mean a lot to me
I hoped that we'd piece it together
And put an end to the misery
But these things take forever
And it never did occur to me

That you might go home to mama
And that's the way it'd be
Well, you might just ask your conscience
If I left you where you left me

You left me dancin' by myself Dancin' by myself
And I can't find no one else
Can't find no one else
You left me dancin' by myself Dancin' by myself
And I don't want no one else Yeah Dancin', Dancin'

So you might just ask your mama
If that's the way it should be
You might just ask your conscience
If I left you where you left me

You left me dancin' by myself Dancin' by myself
And I can't find no one else
Can't find no one else
You left me dancin' by myself Dancin' by myself
And I don't want no one else Dancin' , and I can't find no one, can't find No one else

Ambrosia

Ambrosia is a soft rock band from Los Angeles discovered in 1971 by Los Angeles Philharmonic conductor Zubin Mehta, who featured the group as part of an All-American Dream Concert (Pops concert). It took them another four years to get signed to a record contract.

Between 1975 and 1982, Ambrosia racked up five Grammy nominations, toured with Fleetwood Mac, Heart, and The Doobie Brothers, and scored five US top 40 hits including two top fives: “Biggest Part Of Me” and “How Much I Feel”.

The group split in 1982, but reunited in 1989 and has continued touring and releasing compilations of their old hits. In 2015, the group released a new single, “Hopes and Dreams”, which was featured in the Fox series The Sparrows.