Once In A Lifetime Girl
Steve Perry Lyrics
I understand
Did I tell you when?
Did I tell you how?
You turn my world
I'm gonna tell you now
You took my heart
You gave me yours
A love for me
You're my baby, baby
Oh baby, baby
Do you wanna go?
Do you wanna hear?
Do you wanna stay?
I love you, dear
So I ain't good at lying
I wouldn't lie to you
Believe me, baby
Should know it's true
I wanna keep you
Near by me, ohh
So everyone can see
That you're my baby, baby
Ohh, baby, baby, oh
Once in a lifetime, girl
Once in a lifetime, girl
Once in a lifetime, girl
Hold onto me, babe
Just like you are
Hold onto me tight
I might stumble and fall
Your love was so hard to endure
Don't need no doctor
Giving me no cure
Once in a lifetime, girl
Once in a lifetime, girl
Once in a lifetime, girl
Once in a lifetime, girl
I understand
Now, I understand
I understand
Once in a lifetime, girl
Once in a lifetime, girl
Once in a lifetime, girl
Baby, so come on
Let's do it again
More than a lover
You're more than a friend
Baby, I'm always
Wherever you are
Don't hide your feelings
Don't wander too far
Baby, so come on
Let's do it again
More than a lover
More than a friend
Baby, I'm always
Wherever you are
Don't hide your feelings
You'll wander too far
Baby, so come on
Let's do it again
Lyrics Β© Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG Rights Management
Written by: BILL CUOMO, LARRIE LONDIN, MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER LANDAU, RANDY GOODRUM, RANDY DARNELL JACKSON, RICK NOWELS, STEPHEN RAY PERRY
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Stephen Ray Perry (born January 22, 1949, in Hanford, California) is an American singer and songwriter best known as the lead vocalist of the rock band Journey.
Steve Perry is the only child of Raymond F. Perry (born Raymond Pereira) and Mary C. Quaresma and is of Portuguese heritage (Pico island, Azores). Steve grew up interested in music, as his father was a vocalist. He also counts Sam Cooke and Al Jolson among his early inspirations. The Perry family was close-knit until Ray left when Steve was 7. Read Full BioStephen Ray Perry (born January 22, 1949, in Hanford, California) is an American singer and songwriter best known as the lead vocalist of the rock band Journey.
Steve Perry is the only child of Raymond F. Perry (born Raymond Pereira) and Mary C. Quaresma and is of Portuguese heritage (Pico island, Azores). Steve grew up interested in music, as his father was a vocalist. He also counts Sam Cooke and Al Jolson among his early inspirations. The Perry family was close-knit until Ray left when Steve was 7. His mother later remarried, and Steve remained extremely close to her. On his twelfth birthday, Mary presented Steve with a gold eighth note necklace, which he still wears for good luck.
The family moved to Lemoore, California during Steve's teen years. While in Lemoore, the young long-haired singer continued to pursue his interest in music. He attended high school there, drumming in the marching band as well as in extracurricular bands. He attended Visalia, California's College of the Sequoias for a short time after graduation, where he took first tenor in the choir there. Steve's mother encouraged his musical growth during this time.
Steve Perry moved to Los Angeles and fronted the band Alien Project in his mid twenties. He nearly gave up music when the bassist of that band, Richard Michaels, was killed in a tragic car accident. Filled with grief, Steve returned to Lemoore and decided not to continue his singing career, instead following in his stepfather's trade of construction, once working on a turkey farm. But at the urging of his mother, Steve answered a call from Walter "Herbie" Herbert, manager of the struggling San Francisco band Journey.
Herbert had heard a demo of an Alien Project song, "If You Need Me, Call Me", and knew Journey had to have the young singer. Steve was brought on tour and performed a song with Journey during a sound check in Long Beach. Herbert informed the band of the lineup change that night.
Steve Perry with Journey, c. 1981Perry replaced then-frontman Robert Fleischman in Journey, and brought a completely new pop sound to its music, despite protests from his new bandmates and fans of Journey's former progressive rock sound. He made his public debut on October 28, 1977 in San Francisco, and was met with mixed emotions. Steve determinedly proved the critics wrong and won over new audiences on his first album with the group, Infinity, which included a song that he had written called "Lights". The band's style had changed dramatically, but as Journey began to garner radio airplay and media buzz over Infinity, Steve's arrival was accepted.
He provided lead vocals on nine of Journey's albums: Infinity (1978), Evolution (1979), Departure (1980), Dream After Dream (1980, a Japanese movie soundtrack), Captured (1980, a live album), Escape (1981, which went to #1 on the Billboard charts), Frontiers (1983), Raised on Radio (1986), and Trial By Fire (1996). The single "Open Arms", off of Escape, made it to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100. Steve Perry had become the unmistakable voice of Journey throughout his time with the band. His trademark tuxedo tails also made him stand out amongst other performers.
Perry had previously worked with other performers, such as singing backing vocals on several Sammy Hagar songs, including the 1980 "Run For Your Life", and dueting with Kenny Loggins on the 1982 #17 hit single "Don't Fight It". Perry also worked with other musicians such as Sheena Easton and Jon Bon Jovi during the height of his career.
Now Perry released his first solo album, Street Talk, in 1984, following the release and tour for Journey's Frontiers. The record was a platinum success and scored hit singles with "Oh, Sherrie", written for his then-girlfriend Sherrie Swafford, and "Foolish Heart". "Oh, Sherrie" was also a heavily played music video on MTV. "She's Mine" and "Strung Out" were also released as singles from this project, which featured former Alien Project drummer Craig Krampf on a few tracks, guitarist Michael Landau, future American Idol judge Randy Jackson, and others.
In 1985, Perry had a featured vocal in the famed USA for Africa all-star benefit song "We Are the World", lending his high tenor to the lines "Oh, there's a choice we're making / We're saving our own lives". He also recorded a song,"If Only For a Moment,Girl" for the album.
Steve debated continuing a solo career or returning to Journey after the success of Street Talk. His mother said "Journey", and Steve obliged. He left his second solo album, Against The Wall, unfinished and instead sang on Journey's Raised on Radio album. Perry would eventually continue his solo project after the Raised On Radio tour but it was never completed.
Unfortunately, during this time Steve's mother had become ill. The production of Raised on Radio, which he produced, was stop-and-go as Steve frequently returned to the San Joaquin valley to visit his family. It took a major toll on Journey to have intermittent recording sessions and a vocalist who was not with the band much of the time. Eventually, as Steve later said, he "was toast". Journey disbanded in 1987 after the Raised on Radio tour. Steve disappeared from public view for years afterward, taking a break from the industry.
Seven years later, in 1994, he released For the Love Of Strange Medicine, his second solo effort. It was mildly successful, partly due to the Strange Medicine world tour (supported for a short time by Sass Jordan) being cut short.
Journey reunited in 1996 for Trial by Fire. The album was a success, but a short-lived one. Before the Trial By Fire tour, Perry suffered a hip injury mountain hiking in Hawaii and was unable to perform. He had a degenerative bone condition and would need a hip replacement. Steve was reluctant to jump into surgery and wanted to postpone the tour.
Given an ultimatum by his impatient bandmates, Perry opted to leave Journey permanently. Shocked and saddened fans grieved the absence of Perry saying, "the voice of Journey" was gone. The band brought in a new vocalist, Steve Augeri. Tensions remained high at the time between Journey and Steve Perry.
Since then, news has been rare of the elusive singer. He eventually underwent a successful hip surgery in 1998 to correct the problem he had been diagnosed with two years earlier. He released the Greatest Hits + Five Unreleased compilation later in 1998; the unreleased tracks included the original Alien Project demo as well as selections from the abandoned Against The Wall C.D. In, 1998, Perry also recorded two songs for the Warner Bros. film Quest for Camelot which can be found on the motion picture's soundtrack.
The band participated in an episode of VH1's Behind The Music in 2001, where Steve made the controversial statement that he "never really felt like part of the band."
Perry became more involved in motion pictures thanks to a close friendship with movie director Patty Jenkins. Accordingly, in 2003, Perry worked as a musical consultant on the critically acclaimed film Monster.
More recently, Perry surprised fans by appearing at Journey's star ceremony on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on January 21, 2005, after previously stating it was unlikely that he would ever stand with the band again. Perry said on his website that it was a good experience, and that tensions between him and the other band members were reduced, but that his rejoining Journey is not going to happen.
In 2005, Steve Perry produced a track on a solo album for former Ambrosia lead vocalist David Pack, titled The Secret Of Moving On. Perry also provides background vocals for "A Brand New Start", among the many songs he and Pack co-wrote shortly after the September 11, 2001 attacks. Pack's album, which also includes re-recordings of two Ambrosia songs, has been climbing the Billboard charts since its early-2006 release.
Also in 2005, the Chicago White Sox team adopted Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" as their unofficial team anthem. As a result, Perry (an avid baseball fan) joined the players on the field and in the locker room as they celebrated their World Series Championship.
In the 1998 film BASEketball, Steve Perry's name is used as a powerful psyche-out tactic by the main character, Coop, played by Trey Parker. This, however, seems to work only against Doug Remer and was never used in a BASEketball season game.
Perry continues to give annual greetings on his birthday at http://fanasylum.com and occasionally posts new messages to his fans there.
Steve Perry is the only child of Raymond F. Perry (born Raymond Pereira) and Mary C. Quaresma and is of Portuguese heritage (Pico island, Azores). Steve grew up interested in music, as his father was a vocalist. He also counts Sam Cooke and Al Jolson among his early inspirations. The Perry family was close-knit until Ray left when Steve was 7. Read Full BioStephen Ray Perry (born January 22, 1949, in Hanford, California) is an American singer and songwriter best known as the lead vocalist of the rock band Journey.
Steve Perry is the only child of Raymond F. Perry (born Raymond Pereira) and Mary C. Quaresma and is of Portuguese heritage (Pico island, Azores). Steve grew up interested in music, as his father was a vocalist. He also counts Sam Cooke and Al Jolson among his early inspirations. The Perry family was close-knit until Ray left when Steve was 7. His mother later remarried, and Steve remained extremely close to her. On his twelfth birthday, Mary presented Steve with a gold eighth note necklace, which he still wears for good luck.
The family moved to Lemoore, California during Steve's teen years. While in Lemoore, the young long-haired singer continued to pursue his interest in music. He attended high school there, drumming in the marching band as well as in extracurricular bands. He attended Visalia, California's College of the Sequoias for a short time after graduation, where he took first tenor in the choir there. Steve's mother encouraged his musical growth during this time.
Steve Perry moved to Los Angeles and fronted the band Alien Project in his mid twenties. He nearly gave up music when the bassist of that band, Richard Michaels, was killed in a tragic car accident. Filled with grief, Steve returned to Lemoore and decided not to continue his singing career, instead following in his stepfather's trade of construction, once working on a turkey farm. But at the urging of his mother, Steve answered a call from Walter "Herbie" Herbert, manager of the struggling San Francisco band Journey.
Herbert had heard a demo of an Alien Project song, "If You Need Me, Call Me", and knew Journey had to have the young singer. Steve was brought on tour and performed a song with Journey during a sound check in Long Beach. Herbert informed the band of the lineup change that night.
Steve Perry with Journey, c. 1981Perry replaced then-frontman Robert Fleischman in Journey, and brought a completely new pop sound to its music, despite protests from his new bandmates and fans of Journey's former progressive rock sound. He made his public debut on October 28, 1977 in San Francisco, and was met with mixed emotions. Steve determinedly proved the critics wrong and won over new audiences on his first album with the group, Infinity, which included a song that he had written called "Lights". The band's style had changed dramatically, but as Journey began to garner radio airplay and media buzz over Infinity, Steve's arrival was accepted.
He provided lead vocals on nine of Journey's albums: Infinity (1978), Evolution (1979), Departure (1980), Dream After Dream (1980, a Japanese movie soundtrack), Captured (1980, a live album), Escape (1981, which went to #1 on the Billboard charts), Frontiers (1983), Raised on Radio (1986), and Trial By Fire (1996). The single "Open Arms", off of Escape, made it to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100. Steve Perry had become the unmistakable voice of Journey throughout his time with the band. His trademark tuxedo tails also made him stand out amongst other performers.
Perry had previously worked with other performers, such as singing backing vocals on several Sammy Hagar songs, including the 1980 "Run For Your Life", and dueting with Kenny Loggins on the 1982 #17 hit single "Don't Fight It". Perry also worked with other musicians such as Sheena Easton and Jon Bon Jovi during the height of his career.
Now Perry released his first solo album, Street Talk, in 1984, following the release and tour for Journey's Frontiers. The record was a platinum success and scored hit singles with "Oh, Sherrie", written for his then-girlfriend Sherrie Swafford, and "Foolish Heart". "Oh, Sherrie" was also a heavily played music video on MTV. "She's Mine" and "Strung Out" were also released as singles from this project, which featured former Alien Project drummer Craig Krampf on a few tracks, guitarist Michael Landau, future American Idol judge Randy Jackson, and others.
In 1985, Perry had a featured vocal in the famed USA for Africa all-star benefit song "We Are the World", lending his high tenor to the lines "Oh, there's a choice we're making / We're saving our own lives". He also recorded a song,"If Only For a Moment,Girl" for the album.
Steve debated continuing a solo career or returning to Journey after the success of Street Talk. His mother said "Journey", and Steve obliged. He left his second solo album, Against The Wall, unfinished and instead sang on Journey's Raised on Radio album. Perry would eventually continue his solo project after the Raised On Radio tour but it was never completed.
Unfortunately, during this time Steve's mother had become ill. The production of Raised on Radio, which he produced, was stop-and-go as Steve frequently returned to the San Joaquin valley to visit his family. It took a major toll on Journey to have intermittent recording sessions and a vocalist who was not with the band much of the time. Eventually, as Steve later said, he "was toast". Journey disbanded in 1987 after the Raised on Radio tour. Steve disappeared from public view for years afterward, taking a break from the industry.
Seven years later, in 1994, he released For the Love Of Strange Medicine, his second solo effort. It was mildly successful, partly due to the Strange Medicine world tour (supported for a short time by Sass Jordan) being cut short.
Journey reunited in 1996 for Trial by Fire. The album was a success, but a short-lived one. Before the Trial By Fire tour, Perry suffered a hip injury mountain hiking in Hawaii and was unable to perform. He had a degenerative bone condition and would need a hip replacement. Steve was reluctant to jump into surgery and wanted to postpone the tour.
Given an ultimatum by his impatient bandmates, Perry opted to leave Journey permanently. Shocked and saddened fans grieved the absence of Perry saying, "the voice of Journey" was gone. The band brought in a new vocalist, Steve Augeri. Tensions remained high at the time between Journey and Steve Perry.
Since then, news has been rare of the elusive singer. He eventually underwent a successful hip surgery in 1998 to correct the problem he had been diagnosed with two years earlier. He released the Greatest Hits + Five Unreleased compilation later in 1998; the unreleased tracks included the original Alien Project demo as well as selections from the abandoned Against The Wall C.D. In, 1998, Perry also recorded two songs for the Warner Bros. film Quest for Camelot which can be found on the motion picture's soundtrack.
The band participated in an episode of VH1's Behind The Music in 2001, where Steve made the controversial statement that he "never really felt like part of the band."
Perry became more involved in motion pictures thanks to a close friendship with movie director Patty Jenkins. Accordingly, in 2003, Perry worked as a musical consultant on the critically acclaimed film Monster.
More recently, Perry surprised fans by appearing at Journey's star ceremony on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on January 21, 2005, after previously stating it was unlikely that he would ever stand with the band again. Perry said on his website that it was a good experience, and that tensions between him and the other band members were reduced, but that his rejoining Journey is not going to happen.
In 2005, Steve Perry produced a track on a solo album for former Ambrosia lead vocalist David Pack, titled The Secret Of Moving On. Perry also provides background vocals for "A Brand New Start", among the many songs he and Pack co-wrote shortly after the September 11, 2001 attacks. Pack's album, which also includes re-recordings of two Ambrosia songs, has been climbing the Billboard charts since its early-2006 release.
Also in 2005, the Chicago White Sox team adopted Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" as their unofficial team anthem. As a result, Perry (an avid baseball fan) joined the players on the field and in the locker room as they celebrated their World Series Championship.
In the 1998 film BASEketball, Steve Perry's name is used as a powerful psyche-out tactic by the main character, Coop, played by Trey Parker. This, however, seems to work only against Doug Remer and was never used in a BASEketball season game.
Perry continues to give annual greetings on his birthday at http://fanasylum.com and occasionally posts new messages to his fans there.
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patricia fedick
πππ, And here's One for your patience.It came to me as I was placing the previous one .See, some times I cant stop them ,lololilol, I do try.lol
πππππππππ
If I placed My Key ,
My Key,
Upon where you Rest Your Head At Night..
Would You,
Could You Find Me..
Would It Be In The Spring,
Where Waterfalls Into New Life.
If I Place My Key,
My Key,
In Plain Sight..
Would You,
Could You Find Me,
Would It Be In The Summer,
Under The Sunsets Delight..
If I placed My Key,
My Key,
In your Palm ..
Would You,
Could You,
Find Me In The Fall,
Where All Of Natures Colors
Give A Rainbow Premiere of Previous Seasons Growth.
If I placed My Key,
My Key,
Upon Your Heart...
Would You,
Could You Find Me,
In the Winter On One Snowy Night,
By the Fire In My Heart,
With My Temple Upon Your Chest ,
All else Falls,Aside. .
Aside..
If I Placed My Key,
My Key Upon your Chest ,
Just to Rest My Wings Tonight. . .
If I placed My Key ,
My Key..
My Key. . .
My Key. . .
By Patricia G.Fedick/Des'Marest
June 30'2019 (C) All Rights Reserved.Thanks Again Steve..
And this also goes out to To anyone Learning to Trust...
Much Love,
Trisha/Purple Poetry πππ
patricia fedick
πππππππππ
Hey Stevee Babee' Stepp'n out of This Side of things .To say How Proud'I Am Of You All For The'Higher Good.. Jst' wanted to let things settle a bit & I've Been on the Fly quite a bit myself...
Want to Bring you my Songlets I've Promise.So I'll be adding them as I go through out my day& nights ahead.
Now's Hoping With Much Out & Behind You ..Your Beautiful New Beginnings Awaits Each New'Step You Take Into Your Mornings From here out.
Me' well'h'lololilol. Remember Always'In Always...
How ever ' I'm having an Adjustment growth myself.Greek to many .Bt' Its not easy Holding The yoga Elbow Poise for Video'lololol.truth .So' I'm adding More Push ups to my Every two day thing.. lol.
I'll keep adding & sharing..
Gotta'step back in over here in the work mode thing at the moment though.
Much Love'
πππ
patricia fedick
In Nights New Love...
We are free,
We are the wind ,
We are the Breeze...
In nights new day, we settle and make a new way...
We Live through Lifes greatest emotions...
Never throwing them away,
Only are we the stronger. . .
For them,
We flow to new beginnings...
It never Comes with Ease,
So,
In Nights New Love,
We Are Free,
The Wind ,
The Breeze. . .
In Nights New Love,
We flow into each other,
Sometimes Friends ,Sometimes Lovers...
We Are,
Free
We Are,
The Wind,The Wind...
We Are,
The Breeze . . .
By: Patricia G. Fedick/ Des'Marest
Dec.03'2018 (C) All rights reserved
Yes, another one from behind your other I just posted.Like I said, previously. Steve,Your songs truely Inspire me. Like a feminine reflection answering your songs... I have droves I've been writing, usually on paper takes about 8- 10 minutes for me to do, if typing through key, double that time,lol. So, very thankful for your Poetic Expressions.They sway into me like a Waterfall.
Thank you, Trisha
This also goes out to any in need of a refreshed Life, and a new look on Love..
patricia fedick
πππππππππ
Jst Touching In a quick second...
First off .So very Proud Of You.. And, you should Know that Self Love Is In order for you too.
Your Definitely Shining , As I knew was Possible...
And,my reason for stepping in here , is to share a lil' info.I mentioned previously...
I'll be getting Two Safety Security Boxes ..One for me to place the Sketches in & One Over where I mentioned to you...Now, I have a lil foot work to do on it As I'm going to get the Rights set by notary that I'm gifting it to you...I've also Stated on The Sketches themselves that it was to be given to you.So that's double verification..Now, Luckily Lil T my Lil Soul Sister...Is A Notary & I'll be asking her this morning for her services.. If not I know that most banks have them on hand as well.Ive had to do Real Estate transactions back when I've mention before..And, They are really convenient as well...So, either way I'll be getting them into the Safety Box...And, Then .I've been told that Brinks provides this service of transferring it to the other bank.All I'll need to do is pay the couriers fees. So, Looks Like Spirit is Shining through on this one ... I may share more information about myself on that send as well...So, You truely Know this is Coming From a Heart Of Light...Having Absolutely no expections..Other than , to right a Injustice. . .
And, I've been gifted along the way.. More than You could ever know..
In my Life , Respect & Free Will play Key to my light...As Long as its mutual...All Shines so much the Brighter...
Through many lessons of my own I've found that , Devine Timing is what's unlocked to anything In Life..
So, please know your energy has help me grow & is always welcome...
I'll keep you posted as I send out & the info.youll need .
And, I'll keep you up on My side of things as well , like I mention previously...
Much Love,
Trisha/Purple Poetry
πππ
patricia fedick
π«ππππππ«
πππ,
As Promised'
β‘πΆβ‘π«πΆβ‘π«πΆβ‘π«πΆβ‘
Hey Babee'
Hey'
My Melody Man
Knock''
Knock'''
Knocked'''..
Me To My Knees'
Your Voice'
Yes
It was You''
Your Voice Came Ringing Through.
Feeling It In The Heat
Yes '
Essences Of You''
No'
No ' No '''
My Mic' Cant Save Me'
No'
Not even a'Lit'l Bit'
In Feeling of The Moment'
That Slow Steady Wave 'of Lightening'
Streaks'
Of Fires Come'
Ringing Through'
Knock''
Knock ''
Knocked'''
Me To My knees '
You've Got Me'
Babee'
Babee''
My Melody Man'
Like Streaks'Of Flame'
You've Got Me'
Gasping For Trueth'
Needing To Breath'
NO'
No' Note'
My Melody Babee'
I try to Step Up
& Sing It Through'
Bt'
Knock '''
Knock''
Knocked'
Me To My Knees'
Feeling In'
It's my '
Love'Note
Feeling it in my Heart Place
Begg'in'
For Relief'
I'm Telling you '
In Ways You Know '
Me'''
We''
The Flamed Fires of Trueth
Smitt'n My Thoughts
& Drop Me To The'Floor'
Those Flames Of Fire'
Feeling It In The Heat
Dropped me From My Mic.''
&
Brought me To my Knees'
You've Broken Through '
Every Melody Note'
I hide Behind ''
With Your Tender Kiss of Flames ' Rooms'To Play In'
Keep'n Me Safely'
Hey Melody Babee
My Babee'
My Babee ''
Babeee'ehhh'
Feeling In the Heat
You've Dropped me '
To'
My Knees ''
Even Angel's Kneel'
When she 'Does'
It is'The'Stair Way ''
To Your'Heavens'
Feeling It In The Heat
She Heard It'
In Your Voice Ringing In'
Please'
You've Dropped Trueth in Melody '
My Babee'
My Babee
My Knees''
Dropped Me'To My'
My Knees''
My Knees'''
My Knees''....
By Patricia G.Fedick/Des'Marest
October 16' 2020 (C) All Rights Reserved.
Always In Always '
My Lovely... Stay Sweet& Safely
This Also' goes Out To'
All Who have Been Knocked to thier Knees of Trueth& *Feeling It In The Heat*..
So Much Love & Light & Gratitude '
Trisha/Purple Poetry
Your Earthbound Angel
π«ππππ«
David Vitullo
Steve Perry has written a lot of great songs
patricia fedick
π«ππππ«
π«ππ«
I must Agree with you.& Upon Reflecting '
I believe His * We're Still Here*
Goes Much Further Than A Great Song. . . Especially ' with the World Stage Today...
Love & Light'
Trisha/Purple Poetry
π«ππππ«
Sheena M.
I'm surprised nobody commented on some of these songs. Splendid, as always Steve. Love your work.
Cherri Phelps
Thank you! This takes my mind off all of the craziness going on in our world! Stay safe....π·π
Marion Thomas
One in a lifetime Girl; I was 13 when I heard a voice, a voice that has captivated me oh so long ago. Once in a lifetime a girl heard a voice, not just any voice but her soulmates voice was all it took for this girl to fall soul in love with you. I need not see what you looked like it didn't matter to my heart my soul knew you were my true love one, my souls only one. Once in a lifetime true love comes for this girl soul in love with you still. Always and forevermore, yours. My love for you will never change I promise you that. β€
Wendy Hope
Another phenomenal song by the one and only Steve Perry! Love this song!
Paula Green
One of my favorites! Love me some Steve Perry!!β€β€
Denise Hedden
π₯WOWπ₯UNBELIEVABLE BUT INCREDIBLE SONG! Steve Perry is amazing I've listened to this 2 time's and he took it where I don't think anyone else could his vocals so strong and mellow beautiful!π₯βοΈπ₯
Denise Williamson
Nice song! π
Dianelle Leroy
Great song!! Beautiful voice!! Steve you are the best singer.ππππππππππππ