All Through The Night
Donna Summer
ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT Spoken: You know, boy you're so busy reaching for a dream that doesn't even exist you can't even see someone who's standing right here who loves you so much and I've tried oh I've tried But I want you to still know this that all you got to do is reach out for me and I'll be there anytime you want me All through the night lay your head on my shoulder you can make love to my mind and you feel the magic don't be afraid Quit searchin' anticipatin' stop reachin' for that distant star I been waiting boy don't pass the moment the light's right before your very eyes All through the night lay your head on my shoulder you can make love to my mind and if you feel the magic don't be afraid Quit dreamin' you're so mistaken a perfect stranger will never call Stop wishin' if you want let good be me waiting at your door All through the night lay your head on my shoulder you can make love to my mind and if you feel the magic don't be afraid All through the night lay your head on my shoulder you can make love to my mind and if you feel the magic don't be afraid Stop searchin' boy stop searchin' stop searchin', yeah stop searchin', oh yeah why don't you stop it quit searchin', anticipatin' stop reachin' for that distant star I've been waitin' boy don't pass the moment the lights right before your very eyes All through the night lay your head on my shoulder you can make love to my mind and if you feel the magic don't be afraid All through the night lay your head on my shoulder you can make love to my mind and if you feel the magic don't be afraid Stop searchin' stop searchin' stop searchin' stop searchin' stop searchin' cause I'm right hereaffirming favorite by this singer love song lush romantic tension Sean soul vocalization
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