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Cyndi Lauper ~ My First Night Without You


I'm driving home from work Knowing you're not there I used to hurry home Now I don't even care The sun is in my eyes So I can't see But when it sets down behind the Mountain it's gonna be My first night without you My first night without you My first night without you Oh... without you I sit here like a fool Remembering everything The way we used to talk The songs that we used to sing I've got to try and leave The past behind But my memory's so good I think that I'm losing my mind My first night without you My first night without you And I wonder what I'll do Oh... without you Will I be able to sleep Will I lie in my bed and weep What if I forget And reach for you Will I dream about you My first night... my first night My first night without you My first night without you And I wonder what I'll do, oh... My first night without you My first night without you And I wonder how I'll get through Oh... without you more free lyrics

I'm driving home from work
Knowing you're not there
I used to hurry home
Now I don't even care
The sun is in my eyes
So I can't see
But when it sets down behind the
Mountain it's gonna be

My first night without you
My first night without you
My first night without you
Oh... without you

I sit here like a fool
Remembering everything
The way we used to talk
The songs that we used to sing
I've got to try and leave
The past behind
But my memory's so good
I think that I'm losing my mind

My first night without you
My first night without you
And I wonder what I'll do
Oh... without you

Will I be able to sleep
Will I lie in my bed and weep
What if I forget
And reach for you
Will I dream about you
My first night... my first night

My first night without you
My first night without you
And I wonder what I'll do, oh...

My first night without you
My first night without you
And I wonder how I'll get through
Oh... without you

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