There's a light
Dr. Hook · Other Songs - Dr. Hook
There's a light
Shining in the window tonight
There's a place in my heart for you
It's so seldom you find someone that you really want to make love to
There's a light
Shining in the window tonight
There's a feeling growing stronger in me, there's a difference everyone can see
It's so seldom you find someone that you really want to make love to
There's a light
Shining in the window for you
My door's open come on in
This is the time, I know you'll see it
There's a light
Shining in the window tonight
There's a light, shining in the window for you
It's so seldom you find someone that you really want to make love to
There's a light, shining in the window for you
There's a light, shining in the window tonight
There's a light, shining in the window
There's a light, shining in the window................
Shining in the window tonight
There's a place in my heart for you
It's so seldom you find someone that you really want to make love to
There's a light
Shining in the window tonight
There's a feeling growing stronger in me, there's a difference everyone can see
It's so seldom you find someone that you really want to make love to
There's a light
Shining in the window for you
My door's open come on in
This is the time, I know you'll see it
There's a light
Shining in the window tonight
There's a light, shining in the window for you
It's so seldom you find someone that you really want to make love to
There's a light, shining in the window for you
There's a light, shining in the window tonight
There's a light, shining in the window
There's a light, shining in the window................
There's a Light
Dr. Hook's "There's a Light" stands as a quintessential example of 1970s English rock, blending melodic sensibilities with the band's signature blend of pop and rock. Released during the height of Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show's career, the track exemplifies the era's polished production and catchy hooks that defined their catalog. The song reflects the band's ability to craft accessible, radio-friendly material while maintaining a distinct musical identity within the English rock scene. Its enduring appeal lies in its simple yet effective composition, characteristic of the group's work from the early 1970s through the 1980s.

