Back Where You Belong Robin Trower
"Back Where You Belong" by Robin Trower is a #Rock song from 1976. The lyrics express longing for a lost love and the desire to return to a place of emotional safety and belonging. The song features Trower's signature guitar work, blending bluesy riffs with soulful melodies. Its themes of love and nostalgia resonate deeply, making it a memorable track in Trower's discography.
[Verse 1]
One to break it, two to mend
Try to make it, don’t pretend
No use waiting, for the call
Anticipating or drop the ball
[Chorus]
There’s no sign of weakness
To admit you were wrong
The heart will only bleed less
When you’re back where you belong
[Verse 2]
A little pleasure, a little pain
A time of treasure, to lose or gain
In denial mmmm not again
Play to wild, born to play
[Chorus]
There’s no sign of weakness
Been apart too long
The heart will only bleed less
When you’re back where you belong
[Verse 3]
Will you want to, be the one
Pull together, what came undone
Gone forever, waste of time
Sometime never will change your mind
One to break it, two to mend
Try to make it, don’t pretend
No use waiting, for the call
Anticipating or drop the ball
[Chorus]
There’s no sign of weakness
To admit you were wrong
The heart will only bleed less
When you’re back where you belong
[Verse 2]
A little pleasure, a little pain
A time of treasure, to lose or gain
In denial mmmm not again
Play to wild, born to play
[Chorus]
There’s no sign of weakness
Been apart too long
The heart will only bleed less
When you’re back where you belong
[Verse 3]
Will you want to, be the one
Pull together, what came undone
Gone forever, waste of time
Sometime never will change your mind
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