The Michael Schenker Group - Looking out from Nowhere (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980) Lyrics

Lyrics Looking out from Nowhere (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980) - The Michael Schenker Group



As I look out into the night, I′m alone here
There are so many empty faces around, all around me
As I try to get through, it seems like
They don't understand me
And they keep pulling me back
To take part in their fantasies
But I get this feeling, when I look inside
It′s such a strange feeling, I can't hide
But what can I do, where can I go
When I've come this far
I′m looking out, looking out from nowhere
I′m looking out, looking out forever
But, now the time is right
I've got to break out to the other side
But you can never know
What the other side has got to show!
As I try to get through, it seems like
They don′t understand me
And they keep pulling me back
To take part in their fantasies
But I get this feeling, when I look inside
It's such a strange feeling, I can′t hide
But what can I do, where can I go
When I've come this far
I′m looking out, looking out from nowhere
I'm looking out, looking out forever




The Michael Schenker Group - Live at the Manchester Apollo (30 September 1980)

1 Armed & Ready (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
2 Cry for the Nation (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
3 Victim of Illusion (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
4 Natural Thing (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
5 Feels Like a Good Thing (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
6 Into the Arena (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
7 Looking out from Nowhere (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
8 Rock Bottom (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
9 Tales of Mystery (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
10 Lost Horizons (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
11 Shoot Shoot (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
12 Doctor Doctor (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)
13 Lights Out (Live at Manchester Apollo, 30 September 1980)




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