Help Me Find A Way To Our Heart
Daryl Hall · Other Songs - Daryl Hall
Carey, afanasieff)
Another day and I'm spending
Time alone
I called you place and there was
No one home
I've been laying low but i'm
Thinking of you
Out there by yourself trying to find
Something new
Girl I thought what we had was so
Good that I'd never hear you say no
And for all that is worth, I can't
Think about ever letting go
But I'm lost for the words that i
Need to get over the way I feel
I can't do it by myself
Girl I really need you her
Help me find a way to our heart
Help me find my way, I can't see
In the dark
Tell me if I've drifted too far
Am I warm? am I cold?
Tell me now, let me know
Baby where we are
I've asked myself a thousand times
Or more
Girl, if we don't communicate then
What is loving for?
'cos I thought what we had was
So good that I'd never hear you
Say why
I can't do it by myself
Girl we've really got to try
Help me find a way to our heart
Help me find my way, I can't see
In the dark
Tell me if I've drifted too far
Am I warm? am I cold?
Tell me now, let me know
Baby where we are
Too much time too much confusion
Love won't let me be
Take a little time and show you care
For me
Baby tell me what to say
'cos I can't live my life this way
Show me where your feelings start
Show me sweet baby the way
To your heart
Help Me Find A Way To Our Heart
Daryl Hall's 'Help Me Find A Way To Our Heart' stands as a quintessential example of his signature blend of soulful vocals and smooth, rhythmic guitar work. Released during the height of his partnership with Oteil Burbridge, the track exemplifies the lush, romantic pop-soul sound that defined their career in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The song features Hall's characteristic warm tone, delivering a message of longing and emotional vulnerability that resonated deeply with audiences. It captures the essence of the era's adult contemporary genre, characterized by its polished production and focus on relationship dynamics. As a staple of their discography, the recording showcases Hall's ability to craft songs that are both commercially successful and emotionally authentic, cementing his status as a leading figure in modern R&B and pop music.