You’ve Given Me Something Orleans
"You’ve Given Me Something" by Orleans, released in 1973, is a #Rock song that explores themes of love and longing. The lyrics convey gratitude for emotional connection and the transformative power of love. Musically, it features harmonized vocals and a catchy melody. The song has resonated with audiences, contributing to Orleans' legacy in soft rock.
Once there was an ocean
Covering all the land
And the future lay sleeping
Upon its sandy bed
No strong emotion
Shook my steady hand
But a longing lay
Beneath the surface of the life I led
I thought I had it all worked out
And I knew the score
Till you came along and showed me something
That meant much more
You've given me something
That I've never had before
Like the magic in the night
When I'm walking next to you
You've given me something
That can open any door
So open up and let me give
That magic back to you
The things that I called mine
Were the finest of the fine
With beauty, race and laughter
My life was blessed
Covering all the land
And the future lay sleeping
Upon its sandy bed
No strong emotion
Shook my steady hand
But a longing lay
Beneath the surface of the life I led
I thought I had it all worked out
And I knew the score
Till you came along and showed me something
That meant much more
You've given me something
That I've never had before
Like the magic in the night
When I'm walking next to you
You've given me something
That can open any door
So open up and let me give
That magic back to you
The things that I called mine
Were the finest of the fine
With beauty, race and laughter
My life was blessed
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