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Moody Blues The Voice Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [6 votes]Album: Long Distance Voyager / Original Release Date: 1981Genre: RockSong Duration: 5 min 22 sec
The Voice
Moody Blues
Moody Blues
MOODY BLUES
- The Voice LyricsWon't you take me back to school?
I need to learn the golden rule
Won't you lay it on the line?
I need to hear it just one more time
Oh, won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight?
Each and every heart it seems
Is bounded by a world of dreams
Each and every rising sun
Is greeted by a lonely one
Oh, won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight, tonight?
'Cause out on the ocean of life, my love
There're so many storms, we must rise above
Can you hear the spirit calling
As it's carried across the waves?
You're already falling
It's calling you back to face the music
And the song that is coming through
You're already falling, the one that it's calling is you
Make a promise, take a vow
And trust your feelings, it's easy now
Understand the voice within
And feel a change already beginning
Oh, won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight?
Oh, won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight, tonight?
How many words have I got to say?
And how many times will it be this way?
With your arms around the future
And your back up against the past
You're already falling
It's calling you on to face the music
And the song that is coming through
You're already falling, the one that it's calling is you
Each and every heart, it seems
Is bounded by a world of dreams
Each and every rising sun
Is greeted by a lonely, lonely one
Won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight?
Oh, won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight, tonight?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight?
© NIGHTSWOOD LTD;
I need to learn the golden rule
Won't you lay it on the line?
I need to hear it just one more time
Oh, won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight?
Each and every heart it seems
Is bounded by a world of dreams
Each and every rising sun
Is greeted by a lonely one
Oh, won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight, tonight?
'Cause out on the ocean of life, my love
There're so many storms, we must rise above
Can you hear the spirit calling
As it's carried across the waves?
You're already falling
It's calling you back to face the music
And the song that is coming through
You're already falling, the one that it's calling is you
Make a promise, take a vow
And trust your feelings, it's easy now
Understand the voice within
And feel a change already beginning
Oh, won't you tell me again?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight?
Oh, won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight, tonight?
How many words have I got to say?
And how many times will it be this way?
With your arms around the future
And your back up against the past
You're already falling
It's calling you on to face the music
And the song that is coming through
You're already falling, the one that it's calling is you
Each and every heart, it seems
Is bounded by a world of dreams
Each and every rising sun
Is greeted by a lonely, lonely one
Won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight?
Oh, won't you tell me again?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight, tonight?
Oh, can you feel it?
Oh, won't you tell me again tonight?
© NIGHTSWOOD LTD;
Facts about The Voice
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The Voice is written by Justin Hayward.
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It is first released in 1981 as part of Moody Blues's album "Long Distance Voyager" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, The Voice by The Moody Blues invites its audiences to give ear to their own inner wisdom and the heavenly spirit in the whole process and it is mainly by the understanding of everyone going through life's difficulties and the chasing of dreams that they can get to the whisper of their own most. The voice lyrics set the main themes of inspiration, spirituality, introspection, hope, and love. The lyrics also unfold the whole man's struggle with searching for meaning in life, the need for emotional connection, and the overcoming of hardships and loneliness as well as his dreams. The lyrics are love, dreams, and personal development themes with no foul language, violence, or adult content. Therefore, it is appropriate for everyone.
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The Voice falls under the genre Rock.
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The Voice song length is 5 minutes and 22 seconds.
Who wrote The Voice lyrics?
The Voice is written by Justin Hayward.
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When was The Voice released?
It is first released in 1981 as part of Moody Blues's album "Long Distance Voyager" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
✔️
What is the meaning behind The Voice lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, The Voice by The Moody Blues invites its audiences to give ear to their own inner wisdom and the heavenly spirit in the whole process and it is mainly by the understanding of everyone going through life's difficulties and the chasing of dreams that they can get to the whisper of their own most. The voice lyrics set the main themes of inspiration, spirituality, introspection, hope, and love. The lyrics also unfold the whole man's struggle with searching for meaning in life, the need for emotional connection, and the overcoming of hardships and loneliness as well as his dreams. The lyrics are love, dreams, and personal development themes with no foul language, violence, or adult content. Therefore, it is appropriate for everyone.
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Which genre is The Voice?
The Voice falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song The Voice?
The Voice song length is 5 minutes and 22 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Justin Hayward
Record Label(s): 1981 Decca Music Group Limited
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