| | Dark Road Lyrics Artist(Band):Annie Lennox
It's a dark road And a dark way that leads to my house And the word says You're never gonna find me there oh no I've got an open door It didn't get there by itself It didn't get there by itself There's a feelin But you're not feelin' it at all There's a meaning But you're not listening any more I look at that open road I'm gonna walk there by myself And if you catch me I might try to run away You know I can't be here too long And if you let me I might try to make you stay Seems you never realise a good thing Till it's gone.. Maybe im still searchin But I dont know what it means All the fires of destruction are still Burnin' in my dreams There's no water that can wash away This longin' to come clean Hey yea yea.... I cant find the joy within my soul It's just sadness takin hold I wanna come in from the cold And make myself renewed again It takes strength to live this way The same old madness every day I wanna kick these blues away I wanna learn to live again... It's a dark road And a dark way that leads to my house And the word says You're never gonna find me there oh no I've got an open door It didn't get there by itself It didn't get there by itself If you find some error in Dark Road Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Review about Dark Road Best song in a long time | Reviewer: B. Alexander | 5/8/2008 Not only does Annie Lennox dig deep for this song, it represents a whole new collaborative effort with her working with Glen Ballad (think Alanis Morrissette's Jagged Little Pill and Michael Jackson's Gospel tunes, Man in the Mirror and Keep the Faith). Both are geniuses and this is made clear with the opening song to Songs of Mass Destruction, Annie's newest CD. The song demonstrates Annie's soul searching, yet ability to control her emotions vocally. Her explanation for the song us that is came from her drives to and from Glen's studio in L.A., watching people on the Sunset Strip and seeing it as the true 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams,' in that most people were waitresses looking for fame. She say the homeless and the desperation that lies in that quest and the humanity and connectivity of all humans as one. Annie is never clear in her lyrics. It is like some sort of Goddess is flowing through her when she sings. It takes each listener to hear his or her own story through her song scape. I highly recommend this song, Dark Road, as a starting point for the journey through Annie's solo catalog. However, once you have heard Songs of Mass Destruction, be sure to go back to the beginning, with Diva, perhaps Annie's most commercially successful album. Then there is Medusa, where she remakes some of her favorite songs. It was not necessarily a critical success, but it is exciting to hear how she reinterprets songs from the past. Then be sure to experience, Bare, the disc where she is most involved in the entire production, even the artwork. It is somewhat sad, and interesting to see how Annie sees herself in her self photography. Yet, Annie Lennox is truly one of the modern geniuses that we are blessed to have. She will forever remain one of the true artists, who could sing and make one cry, dance, forget their problems and both remember and question their place in the world, all in one album. This is not the end for Annie, but just a spot in the road where once again, she shines brightly. Review the song Dark Road 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 "Annie Lennox" Music | |
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