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747 (Strangers In The Night) Lyrics Artist(Band):Saxon
There's no power, there's no runway lights Radio operator try to get a message through Tell the flight deck New York has no lights There's no power what do we do? 747 coming down in the night Try to get a message through We were strangers in the night (*) Both on separate flights Strangers in the night Going nowhere This is Scandinavian one-o-one Flight from Hawaii coming out of the sun Kennedy should be in sight We can't see a thing here in the night Navigator says we're on the flight path There's no radio, no sign of life This is Scandinavian one-o-one For God's sake, get the ground lights on, because (Repeat *) There's a 747 going into the night There's no power, they don't know why They've no fuel, they've got to land soon They can't land by the light of the moon They're overshooting, there's no guiding lights Set a course into the night Scandinavian one-o-one For God's sake get your ground lights on (Repeat *) If you find some error in 747 (Strangers In The Night) Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to Big Mac for submitting the lyrics. Review about 747 (Strangers In The Night) 747(strangers in the night) | Reviewer: robert christer | 9/19/2007 I havent heard this song for over twenty years until i was bought Monsters of Rock album for a present . Still as execellent as it was then. What makes a good song? | Reviewer: Jonathan | 4/10/2007 Yeah - great track. Simple riffs are usually the best, and those that stick with you. I hadn't heard this for at least 20 years, but I remembered it and recently got it from it from iTunes. Now I often find myself singing this in my head - always halmark of a classic song. There are also two added bonuses: 1. a superb and memorable opening solo from Graham Oliver - not a speed merchant but a wonderfully crafted melody line that leads you up to the main riff. 2. Lyrics that are unusual and at the same time compelling - they paint a haunting picture of desperation before impending doom and yet leave you feeling there is still more to it than you understand. Bruford's voice is also great. The song sounds like it was based on a real event - I haven't found out what, though - anybody know more?? Allmost unbeatable | Reviewer: Kalle in sweden | 5/15/2005 In my opinion one of the best saxon, and even heavy metal, songs ever made. Yeah, I think that covers it. :-) Review the song 747 (Strangers In The Night) The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Saxon" Music | |
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