All the nights that I've missed you
All the nights without end
All the times that I've called you
Only needing a friend
Now your eyes shine with beauty
That I missed long ago
Guess the truth is I love you
I can't say any more
'Cause I need you
Yes, I want you
Yes, I love you
As I look from my window
To the streets where you stand
I am gazing through dark glass
We can't walk hand in hand
Though your friends try to tell me
Though your friends you defend
They keep my heart from your heart
We must be in the end
'Cause I love you
Yes, I need you
Yes, I love you, love you
All the nights that I've missed you
All the nights without end
All the times that I've called you
Only needing a friend
Now your eyes shine with beauty
That I missed long ago
Guess the truth is I love you
I can't say any more
'Cause I need you
Yes, I want you
Yes, I love you, love you
'Cause I need you
Yes, I want you
Yes, I love you, love you, love you
All the nights without end
All the times that I've called you
Only needing a friend
Now your eyes shine with beauty
That I missed long ago
Guess the truth is I love you
I can't say any more
'Cause I need you
Yes, I want you
Yes, I love you
As I look from my window
To the streets where you stand
I am gazing through dark glass
We can't walk hand in hand
Though your friends try to tell me
Though your friends you defend
They keep my heart from your heart
We must be in the end
'Cause I love you
Yes, I need you
Yes, I love you, love you
All the nights that I've missed you
All the nights without end
All the times that I've called you
Only needing a friend
Now your eyes shine with beauty
That I missed long ago
Guess the truth is I love you
I can't say any more
'Cause I need you
Yes, I want you
Yes, I love you, love you
'Cause I need you
Yes, I want you
Yes, I love you, love you, love you
Lyrics submitted by Ocean Soul
Poor Man's Moody Blues Lyrics as written by John Lees
Lyrics © MUSIC & MEDIA INT'L, INC.
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an in your face to the critics at the time who always called BJH the "poor man's moody blues.