I Sing My Song
Golden Earring · The Red Bullet Years [2002]
I'll come to you no matter
How long it will take
Then I'll sing you mellow songs
About times, how it was
How we drifted upon our love
Oh I sing my song, on and on
And take you with me
In a dreamy course
I sing my song, on and on
And take you with me
No one can change our course
And you lead softly to faraway
Where seldom a glimpse will play
And then suddenly we'll fling away
There's a burning thing called fire
Makes my heart desire
So I sing my song to you
There's a burning thing called fire
Makes my heart desire
So I sing my song, on and on
So I'll sing you mellow songs
About times, how it was
How we drifted upon our love
We were floating on silver water
To find rainbows, cutting hearts
Oh, in the trees
Oh I sing my song, on and on
And take you with me
In a dreamy course
I sing my song, on and on
And take you with me
No one can change our course
And you lead softly to faraway
Where seldom a glimpse will play
And then suddenly we'll fling away
There's a burning thing called fire
Makes my heart desire
So I sing my song to you
There's a burning thing called fire
Makes my heart desire
So I sing my song, on and on
I Sing My Song
Golden Earring's 'I Sing My Song' stands as a defining track from their 2002 compilation, The Red Bullet Years. Released during the band's later period, the recording captures the group's signature blend of rock, blues, and soulful harmonies that characterized their career. The song features the distinctive vocal interplay between lead singer Dick van Dyk and guitarist Hans de Vries, showcasing their ability to weave complex arrangements with emotional depth. As part of a collection of reissues celebrating their catalog, the track highlights the band's enduring influence on Dutch rock music and their commitment to high-quality studio production. It remains a staple for fans seeking the authentic sound of Golden Earring's peak creative years.