Walter’s Walk Led Zeppelin

"Walter’s Walk" by Led Zeppelin, released in 1976, is a #Rock song that explores themes of longing, introspection, and the passage of time. The lyrics convey a sense of melancholy and reflection, highlighting personal journeys. Musically, it features intricate guitar work and a soulful vibe, showcasing the band's signature blend of blues and rock. The song remains a notable part of Zeppelin's legacy, though it hasn't achieved mainstream recognition like some of their other hits.

[Verse 1]
Oh, know I feel so strange looking out the door
Ah, trying hard to change and can't let it go
Oh, crying tears of pain, hurting more and more
Oh, every day's the same as you walk the floor

[Bridge]
I'm walking the floor over you
I'm walking the floor

[Verse 2]
Every heart that breaks is a heart that's cold
Oh, to the hand that takes your dreamless soul
Oh, is it long to wait, is there much to pay?
Oh, sometimes it's hard waiting for the day

[Chorus]
You know it's hard, I said it's hard
You know it's true
I said it's hard, you know it's hard
Still know it's true

[Verse 3]
Every tear that falls is a smile that's lost
When you hear the call, can you count the cost?
As you stand alone, do you wonder how?
Can you step aside, does it matter now?

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