Love from Room 109 at the Islander (On Pacific Coast Highway) - Tim Buckley, John Miller, David Friedman

I was lost without a song, without a melody

You came into my hotel life

You made my room a home

Ah now, mama, don’t you know what you done

Ah, you made the sunshine in the city

Oh, you warmed my heart

You changed an old man filled with pity

Back to a child again

Ah now, mama, can’t you see what you done

So tell me darlin' if the feeling’s wrong

Don’t waste another day

Lord, the saddest thing I’ve ever known

Was to watch it die away

Ah now, mama, don’t you lie don’t you lie

Oh, how can my giving find the rhythm and the time of you

Unless you sing your songs to me

The smell of your sweet skin does entangle my dream

Oh may I stand here awhile living your smile

Oh, how could you ever know what you’ve done

You warmed my heart when I was so all alone

But all I have to give

Are my dreams of coming and going forever

Inside the rivers of time you’ll find me waiting

For you to find peace in your mind

So we can love again

I feel what you feel

If you feel what you feel

And I see what you see

If you see what you see

So it goes on and on

On it goes, on and on

It’s my heart and your heart

It’s our hearts together

You sing and I’ll bring

We’ll both love together

And all I know is let it grow

All you’ll find is peace of mind