Looking In
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Looking In
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I'm looking in from the outside
I wish my mind could read the score
Some day a door will open
Then I'll know then I'll see
What I'm striving for
If I could get an answer
If someone would give me a clue
I know I'd feel much better
But I can't find anyone
To put my question to
And when I'm older and wiser
And I look back on my youth
Will I be contented or will I see
Nothing but a vain search for the truth
And when I'm old and wiser
And I look back on my youth
Will I be contented or will I see
Nothing but a vain search for the truth
I wish I knew better baby
My mind wouldn't be so sore
Some day a door will open
Then I'll know then I'll see
What I'm striving for
I'm looking in from the outside
I wish my mind could read the score
Some day a door will open 'faint' search. No,
Then I'll know then I'll see
What I'm striving for
If I could get an answer
If someone would give me a clue
I know I'd feel much better
But I can't find anyone
To put my question to
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Who performs "Looking In"?
Savoy Brown performs "Looking In", and this lyric page sits inside the Savoy Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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