Released: August 2, 1978 Genre: Hard Rock Label: Epic Records Track Listing: Don't Look Back The Journey It's Easy A Man I'll Never Be Feelin' Satisfied.

Don't Look Back is the second studio album by American rock band Boston, released in 1978 on Epic Records. The album reached No. 1 in the US and No. 9 in the UK, and the title track is one of the band's biggest hits, reaching No. 4 in 1978 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album sold over four million copies in the first month of its release, and was certified 7x platinum by the RIAA in the US.

DON’T LOOK BACK Lyrics. I've been thinking ’bout you, babe Every damn night, every day Way I feel will never change It's a crazy thing to say. I've been in my head all day Wondering if you, you might feel the same What if we just ran away? Don’t look back, don't look away. Don't look back, don't look back Don't look away, don't look away Don't look back, don't look back Don’t look away, don’t look away. it's cold out Put your hair back, let your toes out Wanna give you something that’s new I know it's always the proof. Oh, take my word, one day there'll be wedding bells I don't know what you heard, baby girl, I'm scared as hell You could be like Bonnie and I could be like Clyde Us against the world 'til the day we die. I've been in my head all day Wondering if you, you might feel the same What if we just ran away? Don't look back, don't look away.

Paroles de You Can't Hug A Photograph par The Fallout Theory  . look again inside your heart a page of second chances to explain what a dead romance is i promise that this time its your fault chorus all we know is all we are tell me now why were right back at the start so there you were, wrapped up in all the memories we made to bad it went to soon and now. your gone again it seems that all this happiness is based on trust its you i love but her im thinkin of a page of second chances to explain what a dead romance is i promise that this time its your fault chorus we know who you are (you will regret this).

Don't Show Up Perfect. stop trying to re-write what was said because i don't like the way you dress? i'm screaming out "come back for more" and this open book has one empty page so i put a picture in it's place come back, come back, come back, come back. and no you don't know, no you don't though wanna try and no you don't know, no you don't though wanna know that in my head you are sleeping on your own yeah all alone

Don't Look Back hits the ground running with a rowdy, thumpin' remake of "Dimples" with Los Lobos; "Spellbound" pounds out more of Hooker's stylistic trademark - throbbing, raw, hard-driving boogie. The Morrison tracks include the ruminative title cut and his haunting "The Healing Game. Hooker also gives Hendrix's classic blues "Red House" his own rough-hewn, distinctive treatment.

Title: Dont Look Back (1967).

Listen to Don't Look Back from Deuteronomy's The Propaganda of Deuteronomy for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. a lot of personal problems with the lineup kept the band in silence but they managed to solve this and started writing material for the debut.