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Billy Talent
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The fifth track on Rush’s 1976 album 2112. One of the few songs in their discography written by bassist/vocalist Geddy Lee, “Tears” is notable for being the first Rush song to feature an outside musician (Hugh Symes, who also did the album art) and a keyboard part (which is provided by said outside...
[Verse 1]
All of the seasons and all of the days
All of the reasons why I've felt this way
So long, so long
Then lost in that feeling I looked in your eyes
I noticed emotion and that you had cried
For me, I can see
[Chorus]
What would touch me deeper
Tears that fall from eyes that only cry?
Would it touch you deeper
Than tears that fall from eyes that know why?
[Verse 2]
A lifetime of questions, tears on your cheek
I tasted the answers and my body was weak
For you, the truth
[Chorus]
What would touch me deeper
Tears that fall from eyes that only cry?
Would it touch you deeper
Than tears that fall from eyes that know why?
Tears was written by Geddy Lee.
Tears was produced by Terry Brown & Rush.