Biografía:
In mid-70s Cleveland, singer-songwriter and current radio DJ Michael Stanley formed the heartland rock group Michael Stanley Band. The band recorded albums through the late 70s and early 80s while touring constantly across the American Midwest. After the group folded, Stanley has since worked as a solo artist. His highest charting singles with the Michael Stanley Band were "He Can't Love You" (a #33 hit) in 1980 and "My Town" in 1983 (a #39 hit), which both got decent nationwide airplay. Tune "Lover" is also a fan favorite.
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Somewhere In The Night
--words and music by Michael Stanley/Bob Pelander
from "North Coast", 1981, EMI Records Group
Intro: AA EE DD 2x
A E D E 2x
A E D E
Back in the summer of sixty-five
A E D E
I was feeling more dead than alive
A E D E
I was holding on to the radio
A E D E
You know it really helped me get by
A E D E
And, down the street she moved to the beat
A E D E
Just an angel in her daddy's car
A E D E
And through my life she cut like a knife
A E D E
And I'm still walking around with the scars...
E F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E F#m D
She's reaching out and touching me
A E
(Somewhere in the night)
F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E G
And I just can't let it go
D A E
Somewhere in the night...
D A E D
Ooh, ooh in the night, yeah
A E D E
Seventeen caught in between
A E D E
What I was and what I wanted to be
A E D E
I was listening to no one
A E D E
And nobody was listening to me
A E D E
Then she said, oh baby I know how you feel
A E D E
And what you need is more than a friend
A E D E
You know that the first time that love feels real
A E D E
It can never come your way again...
E F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E F#m D
She's reaching out and touching me
A E
(Somewhere in the night)
F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E G D
And I just can't let it go
EE D A
And after all my friends think I'm crazy
EE D A
Living in the past
EE D A
But all you get to keep are the memories
D E
You gotta make the good ones last
E F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E F#m D
She's reaching out and touching me
A E
(Somewhere in the night)
F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E G D
And I just can't let it go
Repeat Chorus to fade
--words and music by Michael Stanley/Bob Pelander
from "North Coast", 1981, EMI Records Group
Intro: AA EE DD 2x
A E D E 2x
A E D E
Back in the summer of sixty-five
A E D E
I was feeling more dead than alive
A E D E
I was holding on to the radio
A E D E
You know it really helped me get by
A E D E
And, down the street she moved to the beat
A E D E
Just an angel in her daddy's car
A E D E
And through my life she cut like a knife
A E D E
And I'm still walking around with the scars...
E F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E F#m D
She's reaching out and touching me
A E
(Somewhere in the night)
F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E G
And I just can't let it go
D A E
Somewhere in the night...
D A E D
Ooh, ooh in the night, yeah
A E D E
Seventeen caught in between
A E D E
What I was and what I wanted to be
A E D E
I was listening to no one
A E D E
And nobody was listening to me
A E D E
Then she said, oh baby I know how you feel
A E D E
And what you need is more than a friend
A E D E
You know that the first time that love feels real
A E D E
It can never come your way again...
E F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E F#m D
She's reaching out and touching me
A E
(Somewhere in the night)
F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E G D
And I just can't let it go
EE D A
And after all my friends think I'm crazy
EE D A
Living in the past
EE D A
But all you get to keep are the memories
D E
You gotta make the good ones last
E F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E F#m D
She's reaching out and touching me
A E
(Somewhere in the night)
F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E G D
And I just can't let it go
Repeat Chorus to fade
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