Something I Need
Rick Denzien
On: Radiate
Lyrics
Song Title: You got Something
Words & Music by: Rick Denzien
I wake and I was searching - for all the places I had been
Through the night - it looks all right
And then without warning - you open the shades to morning
And I see the morning lightm
You’ve got something I need – Something I need
Sometimes in my soul I feel aching - for all the hopes that were taken
But you took me to a new place your way - don’t know what to say
And then when I woke up screaming - you said that I was only dreaming
And I would live through another night
You’ve got something I need - Something I need
You’ve got something I need - Something I need
I wandered around your house - see the pictures on the walls
I wandered around your house - down the dark and lonely halls
See the burning flame - dirty yellow flame – don’t even know your name
You’ve got something I need - Something I need
You’ve got something I need - Something I need
You’ve got something I need - Something I need
I wake and I was searching - for all the places I had been
Through the night - it looks all right
© Rick Denzien / Slot 1 Entertainment, Inc., all rights reserved.
Source: Radiate (Bandcamp). Also on: Radiate CD (original RickDenzien.com lyric page).
Players & credits
Something I Need – Radiate CD (original RickDenzien.com song page)
- Drums: Chuck Treece
- Bass: Kjell Benner
- Electric Guitar: Alan James
- Acoustic Guitar: Rick Denzien
- Lead Vocals: Rick Denzien
- B3 Organ: Howie Q. Gordon III
- Backing Vocals: Debra Lee - Lyra Project
- Percussion: Chuck Treece, Lou DeLise, Andy Kravitz
- Arranged, Recorded, Mixed & Produced by: Rick Denzien
- Studio: www.BoffoStudio.com
- Label: Slot-1
Something I Need – Radiate (Bandcamp) source
- Player Credits:
- Drums: Chuck Treece
- Bass: Kjell Benner
- B3 Organ: Debra Lee
- Lead Guitar: Allen James
- Lead Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Djembe & Rhodes: Rick Denzien
- Backing Vocals: Debra Lee & Lisa Biales
- Recording, Mix & Mastering Engineer: Rick Denzien
- Studio: www.Bah-FoStudio.com
- Photo: Lauren Lyons