All Through The Night
Cyndi Lauper
All through the night I'll be awake and I'll be with you all through the night this precious time when time is new oh, all through the night today knowing that we fell the same without saying we have no past we won't reach back keep with me forward all through the night and once we start the meter clicks and it goes running all through the night until it ends there is no end all through the night stray cat is crying so stray cat sings back all through the night they have forgotten what by day they lack oh, under those white street lamps there is a little chance they may see we have no past we won't reach back keep with me forward all through the night and once we start the meter clicks and it goes running all through the night until it ends there is no end oh the sleep in your eyes is enough let me be there let me stay there a while we have no past we won't reach back keep with me forward all through the night and once we start the meter clicks and it goes running all through the night until it ends there is no end keep with me forward all through the night and once we start the meter clicks and it goes running all through the night until it ends there is no end1984 5 Stars 80s 80s Pop affirming all time favorites All-time favourites beautiful best of cyndi lauper best of the 80s childhood classic cover cyndi is good enough for me cyndi lauper dance evocative fav songs Favorite artist favorite by this singer favorite Cyndi songs favorite song female vocalists female vocals in love jules shear cover legends living in oblivion love song lyricism Mellow memories mood music night oldies pop Pop Life punket rick chertoff production rock sad schnapps Sistahs stop and listen sweet ty Unrequited Love wortliebe wow zwillingskinder
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