tired of waiting
I've been waiting up all night
tired of waiting
I've been waiting since midnight
tired of waiting
just to give you an insight
tired of waiting
I've half a mind to walk away
and half a mind to stay
I'm tired of waiting
I'm tired of the lies, baby
too many broken promises
am I the only one who cares
I must be dreaming
are you for real today
oh, look at the bed we made
woe-betide the friends that I betrayed
god only knows the price I paid
you can't imagine
I gave you time and space
but love still leaves you cold, no time to waste
let me be your saving grace
I'm tired of waiting
alright
tired of waiting
hate to see you so uptight
tired of waiting
let me give you an insight
tired of waiting
with the benefit of hindsight
tired of waiting
when your father ran away to sea
he was running to be free
I know the feeling
'cause you put the hurt on me
I try so hard to compensate
all you do is make me wait
times are changing
you can lean on me
Level 42 is a British jazz-funk band active since 1979. Founded in London by Mike Lindup (keyboards, vocals), Phil Gould (bass) and Mark King (drums, bass guitar), the group achieved international fame in the 1980s with songs like "Lessons in Love", "Something About You" and "Running Blind". Their sound is characterized by a mix of jazz, funk, progressive rock and pop, with electronic influences. Level 42 has released over ten studio albums, selling millions of copies worldwide. Among their most important albums are "Level 42" (1981), "True Colours" (1983) and "World Machine" (1985). The group is known for its energetic and engaging live performances, with an emphasis on instrumental music. Mark King, in particular, is appreciated for his unique and virtuoso electric bass style.
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