I Really Don't Know Anymore
Christopher Cross Lyrics
What do you think about love
Is it a game to be played
To be torn and lost in the wilderness
To be lost
And lonely after all
What do you think about love
Is it a way to be saved
To feel the warmth of another love
To be lost
I really don't know anymore
I really can't say
I really don't anymore
I'm just that way
What do you think about love
Is it a game to be played
To keep your heart and have never
loved
To be lost
And lonely after all
What do you think about love
Is it a way to be saved
To give up your heart to another love
To be lost
And lonely after all
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: CHRISTOPHER C. CROSS
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Christopher Cross is an American singer-songwriter originally from Austin, Texas, known as an influential artist in American soft rock music. He has written or co-written all his own songs, with the exception of "Nature's Way" that appears on his 'Window' album. He's most famous for singing the tunes "Arthur's Theme" from the Dudley Moore film 'Arthur', which won him the Academy Award for Best Song in 1981 (alongside co-composers Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager, and Peter Allen), and the iconic yacht rock classic "Sailing". Read Full BioChristopher Cross is an American singer-songwriter originally from Austin, Texas, known as an influential artist in American soft rock music. He has written or co-written all his own songs, with the exception of "Nature's Way" that appears on his 'Window' album. He's most famous for singing the tunes "Arthur's Theme" from the Dudley Moore film 'Arthur', which won him the Academy Award for Best Song in 1981 (alongside co-composers Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager, and Peter Allen), and the iconic yacht rock classic "Sailing".
Cross released his debut album, 'Christopher Cross', in 1979, and it garnered him five Grammy Awards. He's the only artist in history to receive all of the "Big Four" Grammy Awards (for 'Best Record', 'Best Song', 'Best Album', and 'Best New Artist') in the same year. Hits from the critically acclaimed album, along with "Sailing" (a number one hit that remained within Billboard's Top 40 for over three months), include "Ride Like the Wind" (which was a #2 hit), "Never Be the Same" (going to #15), and "Say You'll Be Mine" (rising to #20). Critics such as Allmusic's Mike DeGagne have lauded Cross' " crisp and colorful" songwriting and "soothing voice".
Labeled as possibly having 'peaked too early' as time went on, Cross proved the doubters wrong with another number one hit in "Arthur's Theme" (also known as "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)"). A part of the Dudley Moore film 'Arthur', the track, as stated before, won him the Academy Award for Best Song in 1981 alongside co-composers Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager, and Peter Allen. Although his popularity has waxed and waned over the years since his 70s heyday, Cross has earned a reputation as one of the key artists playing what would become known as "yacht rock" alongside contemporaries such as Loggins & Messina.
Cross released his debut album, 'Christopher Cross', in 1979, and it garnered him five Grammy Awards. He's the only artist in history to receive all of the "Big Four" Grammy Awards (for 'Best Record', 'Best Song', 'Best Album', and 'Best New Artist') in the same year. Hits from the critically acclaimed album, along with "Sailing" (a number one hit that remained within Billboard's Top 40 for over three months), include "Ride Like the Wind" (which was a #2 hit), "Never Be the Same" (going to #15), and "Say You'll Be Mine" (rising to #20). Critics such as Allmusic's Mike DeGagne have lauded Cross' " crisp and colorful" songwriting and "soothing voice".
Labeled as possibly having 'peaked too early' as time went on, Cross proved the doubters wrong with another number one hit in "Arthur's Theme" (also known as "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)"). A part of the Dudley Moore film 'Arthur', the track, as stated before, won him the Academy Award for Best Song in 1981 alongside co-composers Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager, and Peter Allen. Although his popularity has waxed and waned over the years since his 70s heyday, Cross has earned a reputation as one of the key artists playing what would become known as "yacht rock" alongside contemporaries such as Loggins & Messina.
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Robert Poole
Great song..especially love the Larry Carlton guitar solo..
small ed
Larry Carlton is the shit!
Antenor Alandir
Está música ou canção, jamais deixará de existir, assim como o Amor em sua mais alta plenitude.
Wilfredo Ferrebus
Christopher Cross & Michael McDonald 2 men with magic voices
Mama Ames
IMHO, CHRISTOPHER CROSS DEBUT ALBUM is the #1 GREATEST DEBUT ALBUM OF ALL TIME.🙏♥️🇺🇲✌
Jeff
Beautiful! Focused, brilliant, and heart felt!
JJ PopNFresh
Love how the vocals modulate on this song
Steph H
I can't even express how happy I am about this!! 😍😍😍😍
elizabeth hickey
We were fortunate to see Christopher Cross at the Tupelo in Derry NH last night.
It was an awesome show. We're glad he's still able to tour with what he's going through after having Covid last year. He's a great entertainer.
He also gave thanks to Michael McDonald for all his musical contributions on songs they did together in the past.
We would love to see Christopher and Michael together on tour, that would really be a dream come true. Stay safe and healthy everyone.
El Aguilera Malafama
Larry Carlton solo Is so awesome!