Where Are You Now Lyrics
2 Unlimited
Lyrics
I watch the door but no one comes through
I watch the sun painting pictures of you
Nothing I do can kill the chill inside
Silver days, wishes come true
Simple thoughts, enough love for two
Sharing a dream, sharing the warmth we had
Where's the flame that kept us in motion
Did it burn out as well
Where's the flame, did you take it with you
Where are you now
Do you think of us
Do you think that it was worth it
Where are you now
Are you alone
Do you know that I've be waiting
I've been waiting when the sun goes down
All the roads, you taking a lot
Stretch of sea a thousands times
But none of them roads will bring you to my door
Where's the flame that kept you in motion
Did it burn out as well
Where's the flame, could you take it with you
Where are you now
Do you think of us
Do you think that it was worth it
Where are you now
Are you alone
Should I hope that you are waiting
Where are you now
Do you think of us
Do you think that it was worth it
Where are you now
Are you alone
Can you see that I've been waiting
I've been waiting while the sun goes down
If you listen
You will hear
Close your eyes
Let light is near
Yeah...
Where's the flame that kept you in motion
Did it burn out as well
Where's the flame could you take it with you
Where are you now
Do you think of us
Do you think that it was worth it
Where are you now
Will I ever know
Is it somewhere I can find you
Somewhere the sun always shines
Song & Lyrics Facts
2 Unlimited is a Dutch Eurodance group consisting of vocalists Ray Slijngaard and Anita Doth. The single "Where Are You Now" was released on June 16, 1997 as the fourth single from their third album Real Things.
It was written by Phil Wilde, Jean-Paul De Coster, Rene Van Verseveld, Anita Doth and Ray Slijngaard with production handled by Wilde and De Coster. The song lyrics are about a man who has been abandoned by his lover and wonders where she is now. He questions why he can't find her despite all his searching. The track peaked at number 11 in the Netherlands and reached number 25 in the UK Singles Chart. In France it reached number 5.