Take Another Picture

Quarterflash · Harden My Heart... The Best Of Quarterflash [1997]

Saw my father living in a picture

Squinting in the Michigan sun

Caught forever in his blouse and knickers

Wasn't he the lucky one?

While the fear is growing stronger

The sun is almost gone

So hold me in your naked eye

And shoot me on the run



Oh, won't you please, please

Take another picture

Please, please freeze my features

Oh, won't you please, please

Take another

I don't wanna fade away

I saw a picture hidden in the bedroom

Underneath father's ties

A beautiful woman caught naked forever

Black strip over her eyes

I still remember that picture

The image sits sharp and clear

And I'll never erase that eyeless face

Still smiling all these years

Oh, won't you please, please

Take another picture

Please, please freeze my features

Oh, won't you please, please

Take another

I don't wanna fade away

Take Another Picture

Take Another Picture serves as the title track for Quarterflash's 1983 debut album, marking a pivotal moment in the band's early career. Emerging from the soft rock and pop-rock landscape of the early 1980s, the recording showcases the group's signature blend of melodic hooks and polished production. As a cornerstone of their initial discography, the song helped establish the band's identity alongside other notable tracks from the same era. The recording reflects the optimistic and accessible style that defined much of the genre during this period, contributing to the group's growing recognition. While the band would later achieve significant commercial success with other hits, this track remains an essential song in their catalogue, demonstrating the songwriting depth that characterized their first full-length release.