Bee Gees - Run To Me Lyrics
Bee Gees Lyrics
Run To Me Lyrics
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If ever you got rain in your heart,
someone has hurt you, and torn you apart,
am I unwise to open up your eyes to love me?
And let it be like they said it would be -
me loving you girl, and you loving me.
Am I unwise to open up your eyes to love me?
Run to me whenever you're lonely. (to love me)
Run to me if you need a shoulder
Now and then, you need someone older,
so darling, you run to me.
And when you're out in the cold,
no one beside you, and no one to hold,
am I unwise to open up your eyes to love me?
And when you've got nothing to lose,
nothing to pay for, nothing to choose,
am I unwise to open up your eyes to love me
Run to me whenever you're lonely. (to love me)
Run to me if you need a shoulder
Now and then you need someone older,
so darling, you run to me.
someone has hurt you, and torn you apart,
am I unwise to open up your eyes to love me?
And let it be like they said it would be -
me loving you girl, and you loving me.
Am I unwise to open up your eyes to love me?
Run to me whenever you're lonely. (to love me)
Run to me if you need a shoulder
Now and then, you need someone older,
so darling, you run to me.
And when you're out in the cold,
no one beside you, and no one to hold,
am I unwise to open up your eyes to love me?
And when you've got nothing to lose,
nothing to pay for, nothing to choose,
am I unwise to open up your eyes to love me
Run to me whenever you're lonely. (to love me)
Run to me if you need a shoulder
Now and then you need someone older,
so darling, you run to me.
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Run To Me Info:
• Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, & Maurice Gibb share writing and co-producing credits on the song. Robert Stigwood also co-produced the track for the album 'To Whom It May Concern'.
• The single was released in July of 1972 and peaked at #16 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It also peaked at #9 on the UK Singles chart.
• Many musicians have covered this song including Barry Manilow, Dionne Warwick, Johnny Mathis, & Marie Osmond.
• The single was released in July of 1972 and peaked at #16 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It also peaked at #9 on the UK Singles chart.
• Many musicians have covered this song including Barry Manilow, Dionne Warwick, Johnny Mathis, & Marie Osmond.