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Bon Jovi ~ Tokyo Road


In a time, in a place In a world, they forgot Lives the heart of me A part that just won't die Just a boy, not a man Sent to war, in a land They said we'd fight for their freedom But I felt like a hired hand Sometimes I have to find my way Sometimes I have to get away Take me back to Tokyo Road Take me back to Tokyo Road Working hard, for a pass Got the night, make it last It was a time to remember All my life I would never forget In a bar, breathing smoke Snorting whiskey, drinking coke It was a time when no one would die And there wasn't a care Sometimes I wish it was that way Cause sometimes I have to get away Take me back to Tokyo Road Take me back to Tokyo Road Take me back to Tokyo Road Take me back to Tokyo Road This guy turns me around and he's pointing up the stairs I found myself in her doorway but there wasn't anybody there She walked in the room with nothing on but a red light And with a smile she got so close to me. She whispered something 'bout midnight You know I didn't understand a word she said But it felt so good She knew that I didn't have any money But baby I knew she would... Take me back to Tokyo Road Take me back to Tokyo Road more free lyrics

In a time, in a place
In a world, they forgot
Lives the heart of me
A part that just won't die
Just a boy, not a man
Sent to war, in a land
They said we'd fight for their freedom
But I felt like a hired hand

Sometimes I have to find my way
Sometimes I have to get away
Take me back to Tokyo Road
Take me back to Tokyo Road

Working hard, for a pass
Got the night, make it last
It was a time to remember
All my life I would never forget
In a bar, breathing smoke
Snorting whiskey, drinking coke
It was a time when no one would die
And there wasn't a care

Sometimes I wish it was that way
Cause sometimes I have to get away
Take me back to Tokyo Road
Take me back to Tokyo Road
Take me back to Tokyo Road
Take me back to Tokyo Road

This guy turns me around and he's pointing up the stairs
I found myself in her doorway but there wasn't anybody there
She walked in the room with nothing on but a red light
And with a smile she got so close to me.
She whispered something 'bout midnight
You know I didn't understand a word she said
But it felt so good
She knew that I didn't have any money
But baby I knew she would...

Take me back to Tokyo Road
Take me back to Tokyo Road

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