Where Are You

Burton Cummings · Woman Love [2000]

The flickering of the fire's glow and a spring chill in the air

And now that you're not here to know well I'm knowin' how much I care

Where are you... where are you...

Missin' you babe



The love we thought was heaven-born was confusion in my stars

And what we thought would always last would nevermore be ours

Baby where are you... needin' you every day

Where are you...



Was it just another day?

Was it just another year?

Or just another lifetime...

And I wonder, and I wonder



Flickering of the fire's glow and a spring chill in the air

And now that you're not here to know well I'm knowin' how much I care

Baby where are you, lover mama...

Baby where are you, yeah yeah

The love we thought was heaven-bound was confusion in my stars

And what we thought could always last would never ever more be ours

Baby where are you mama, now

Where are you... missin' you



Was it just a piece of me?

Was it just a piece of you?

Or just a piece of what we knew...

And I love you



Couldn't accept him as he was

No can't accept him as he is

Lord knows what he's gonna be

But he needs you

He's needin' you bad



Was it just a piece of me?

Was it just a piece of you?

Or just a piece of what we knew...

And I love you, lovin' you baby, yeah

And I love you, lovin' you oh so bad



Where are you?

Where Are You

Burton Cummings is a defining figure in Canadian rock, celebrated for his powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence. As the frontman of The Guess Who, he achieved international success before launching a prolific solo career that explored diverse musical landscapes. The track Where Are You appears on the 2000 album Woman Love, a recording that showcases his continued ability to craft emotive pop-rock anthems. This work reflects the mature songwriting style that has characterized his extensive discography for decades. Cummings has consistently delivered high-energy performances and deeply personal recordings throughout his long tenure in the industry. His body of work remains a significant contribution to the genre, bridging classic rock sensibilities with contemporary production techniques found in his later albums.