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(Olson/Louris/Perlman)
how could I walk so lonesome
how could I aim so wrong
all the time you pardoned
you held me when I was young
and you caught me when I fell
you can make it rain and shine
never could when I was alone
I was on my floor
when I ran you out my door
I, I can't stop
I canīt stop those flashing reds
the strong, the strongest love
the strongest love I ever had
you said I hold the door right
you said I've gone this far
you've been watching over
the dreams that kept us from what's real
well they seem so foolish now
how can I love without you
how can I make it through
I was on my floor
when I ran you out my door
I, I can't stop
I canīt stop those flashing reds
the strong, the strongest love
the strongest love I ever had
I was on my floor
when I ran you out my door
I, I can't stop
I canīt stop those flashing reds
the strong, the strongest love
the strongest love I ever had
the strongest love I ever had
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