Red Siren - One Good Lover

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• Description : To enable High Quality click here: ...(more)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjySF3InRO0&fmt=18 You with the lie on your face You told me that no one Had taken my place and I Loved you right from the start But now you've found someone Who's stolen your heart So I must run Find a place to hide Take my love Hold it deep inside Find someone Who can help me to forget The pain and now you're To blame One good lover we'd take care of each other I want one good lover Every day every night He was always He was always right You with the lie on your face You told me that no one Could break us apart But I see those promises Made for what they were There for and what you Have gained Now I must run Find a place to hide Take my love Hold it deep inside Find someone Who can help me to forget The pain and now you're To blame Just give me One good lover We'd take care of each other I want one good lover For the rest of my life I'd never scream I'd never fight One good lover we'd take care of each other I want one good lover Every day every night He was always He was always right I know you won't believe A word I tell you But he'll look me in the Eye and I'll know it Right away Just give me One good lover We'd take care of each other I want one good lover For the rest of my life I'd never scream I'd never fight One good lover we'd take care of each other I want one good lover Every day every night He was always He was always right One good lover We'd take care of each other I want one good lover Every day every night He was always right ________________________ 1989's All is Forgiven was the debut album by the band Siren (briefly known as Red Siren). While the Kansas-esque cover artwork might suggest a progressive rock album, Siren's sound definitely falls into the mainstream pop/rock style of the late 80's. I hear a lot of similarities to artists like Private Life, Robin Beck, and 80's era Heart, and singer Kristen Massey's vocals sound like a cross between Stevie Nicks and Belinda Carlisle. While I don't necessarily agree that this album is worth a 5-star rating, it's still a very solid pop/rock album. When it's good (see One Good Lover, Stand Up, and Rock-a-Bye), it's very good. Unfortunately some of the more laid back songs like How Dare a Woman and the title track tend to kill the momentum a bit and give the album a sense of unevenness. And while the musicianship is very tight, you can't help but wish they had come up with some better guitar hooks to really grab people's attention. It was the 80's after all. I do agree that this album was sadly overlooked. Given some of the similar artists that made it big in that era, Siren definitely deserved more success, and would have had just that if the record company had done something - anything - to promote the band. Instead the band's legacy lies with those who were either with them from the start or people like me who ran across the disc in a cutout bin and decided to take a chance. Track listing: 1. "All Is Forgiven" - 4:01 2. "One Good Lover" - 3:53 3. "Don't Let Go" -- 4:15 4. "Master of the Land" -- 4:00 5. "Stand Up" -- 4:25 6. "Good Kid" -- 4:41 7. "How Dare A Woman" -- 4:40 8. "Rock-a-Bye" -- 4:01 9. "Love Shot Down" -- 3:21 10. "So Far Away" -- 4:16 (less)