Keep On Walking Roy Ayers Ubiquity
"Keep On Walking" by Roy Ayers Ubiquity, released in 1973, is a #JazzFunk anthem promoting perseverance and resilience. The lyrics encourage listeners to stay true to themselves and keep moving forward despite challenges. Its infectious groove and uplifting message have made it a staple in dance and soul music, influencing later artists and movements.
I've gotta keep walking
To someone I love
This empty house in jeopardy
Living with out you
It seems I keep falling
For someone somewhere
One single house of someone real
Keeps me hanging on
Now I really don't mind that it's been so long
That somewhere in this world you exist
And it really won't seem like it's been so sad
Just as long as I know I've been missed
And time is on our side
'Cause somehow I know you're there
We've been talking
Bout someone like you
I love you
In my loneliness
And it keeps me walking on
Hey hey baby
I love you, I need you
Keep on walkin (Ooh I'll keep on walking)
To someone I love
This empty house in jeopardy
Living with out you
It seems I keep falling
For someone somewhere
One single house of someone real
Keeps me hanging on
Now I really don't mind that it's been so long
That somewhere in this world you exist
And it really won't seem like it's been so sad
Just as long as I know I've been missed
And time is on our side
'Cause somehow I know you're there
We've been talking
Bout someone like you
I love you
In my loneliness
And it keeps me walking on
Hey hey baby
I love you, I need you
Keep on walkin (Ooh I'll keep on walking)
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