Lookin', always lookin'
Always lookin', always lookin', lookin'
Lookin', always lookin'
Always lookin', always lookin', lookin'
Walking through the village alone
Looking for action
Stopping by a pay telephone
To dial a distraction
Calling someone out of the past
Gets so confusing
Wonder why it just never lasts
I'm so tired of losing
Lookin', always lookin'
Always lookin', always lookin', lookin'
Lookin', always lookin'
Always lookin', always lookin', lookin'
I heard about a party last night
A simple diversion
Met a man who treated me right
We took an excursion
Soon as we got up to my place
He looked at me funny
Still can see that look on his face
He first wanted money
Lookin', always lookin'
Always lookin', always lookin', lookin'
Lookin', always lookin'
Always lookin', always lookin', lookin'
No one knows where I go
They don't even care
No one dials my number
Why should I be there?
Up all night pacing the floor
I page through my black book
Can't go on like this anymore
I'm taking a hard look
What's the use in hanging around
Searching for names, now
Got to pick myself off the ground
And stop playing games now
Lookin', always lookin'
Always lookin', always lookin', lookin'
Lookin', always lookin'
Always lookin', always lookin', lookin'
No one knows where I go
They don't even care
No one dials my number
Why should I be there?
Lookin', always lookin'
Always Lookin’ was written by Sandy Atlas & Steven Greenberg.
Always Lookin’ was produced by Steven Greenberg.