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Artist/Band:
The Three Degrees
Lyrics for Song: I Turn To You
Lyrics for Album: Greatest Hits [2003]
Somewhere in my mind
Deep in my memory
I tried to hide away your love from me
But from somewhere in my heart
Your love keeps calling me
Though I can see somehow I must get free
From the moment that I knew your love was gone
And I knew somehow I got to carry on
All by myself again
Alone again
Now I turn to you in the hour of loneliness
(loneliness)
I turn to you to guide my way
Hoping to hear you say, hey
I come to you, you know it's got to be that way
There's nothing left for me to do
Except, darling, to hold on to you
Now always in the past
When my heart cried out for you
I tried so hard to hide my fears from you
But now it's come to pass
Ooh, you're gone, what can I do?
Darling, you know I just can't stop loving you
From the moment you told me to step aside
First, you stole my heart
Then I gave up all my pride
Now I'm by myself again
Alone again
So, I turn to you when I'm in my solitude
I turn to you 'cause in you I find
The only love that can soothe my mind
I come to you anyway you want me to
I come to you hoping you would say
You're gonna hurry on home to stay, hey
[interlude]
Oh, I turn to you in my hour of loneliness
I turn to you 'cause in you I find
The only love that can soothe my mind
I come to you, you know it's got to be that way
There's nothing left for me to do
Except, darling, to hold on to you (turn to you)
I come to you anyway you want me to
I come to you hoping you would say
You're gonna hurry on home to stay
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About I Turn To You
"I Turn To You" by The Three Degrees stands as a quintessential example of the group's signature mid-tempo soul and R&B sound, characterized by its lush harmonies and polished production. Released on their 2003 greatest hits compilation, the track captures the essence of the late 1970s and early 1980s era where The Three Degrees were at the peak of their commercial success. The song features the group's signature vocal blend, with lead singer Linda Davis delivering a melodic performance that highlights their ability to convey deep emotion through their distinctive vocal textures. As a staple of their discography, the recording exemplifies the smooth, orchestral arrangements typical of their work during this period. It serves as a nostalgic reminder of the group's influence on the soul music genre, showcasing their mastery of harmony and their ability to craft anthems that resonated with audiences for decades. The track remains a representative piece of their catalog, reflecting the enduring appeal of their musical style and the collaborative spirit that defined their recordings. |
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