Songwriter: Rod Stewart Ronnie Lane
Producer: Glyn Johns
[Verse 1]
Last night I was woken by my cry
Had a dream just as plain as you and I
Saw the morning sun on a woodland in the spring
Still hear the echo crashing through the trees
Oh, when I saw you down I fell upon my knees
[Verse 2]
You and I we were wearing Southern Grey
I called to you but I used another name
I beat the ground and I cried out in your pain
Through a scarlet door I watched you slipping away
And your brother's helpless prayers were all in vain
[Outro]
Last night I was woken by my cry
Last night I was woken by my cry
Had a dream just as plain as you and I
Saw the morning sun on a woodland in the spring
Still hear the echo crashing through the trees
Oh, when I saw you down I fell upon my knees
[Verse 2]
You and I we were wearing Southern Grey
I called to you but I used another name
I beat the ground and I cried out in your pain
Through a scarlet door I watched you slipping away
And your brother's helpless prayers were all in vain
[Outro]
Last night I was woken by my cry
more tracks from the album
From the album
- Ooh La La (1973)
Faces popular songs
- Stay with Me
- Flags and Banners
- Wicked Messenger
- Pool Hall Richard
- Tell Everyone
- Flying
- Too Bad
- Silicone Grown
- Three Button Hand Me Down
- Maybe I’m Amazed
- Had Me a Real Good Time
- Just Another Honky
- Memphis, Tennessee
- Around the Plynth
- My Fault
- On the Beach
- Miss Judy’s Farm
- If I’m on the Late Side
- Debris
- Love Lived Here
- Sweet Lady Mary
- Nobody Knows
- Cindy Incidentally
- Borstal Boys