Paul Kitchen: You're Still My Baby Tonight

The new video from Paul Kitchen, 'You're Still My Baby Tonight' paints a powerful anti-war statement. The song, which was originally written during the gulf war, continues to be a wrenching reminder that war is a very ugly business. As parents and loved ones continue to send their husbands, wives, fathers, mothers, sons, and daughters off to war, we too soon forget that this is a no-win proposition -- for both sides.

You're Still My Baby Tonight

I remember your eyes
When I lay down to sleep
And my dreams are on fire
And hell is on my street
And Pounding at my door
Though I never change that war
You're still my baby tonight

I ache deep inside
With everyone around
This thing is breaking me
I'm acting like a clown
When I see you, and I hold you tight
Tell you everything is all right
Cause you're still my baby tonight

I guess there was no choice
Our country took a stand
And you were next in line
Why you're gone, no one understands

Something guides my hand
And makes me write it down
But only time will tell
If I can live this down
But life somehow goes on
And I write another song
Called you're still my baby tonight
Tonight I sing that song
I'll sing it all night long

Words and Music by Paul Kitchen

Taken from the Paul Kitchen album 'A Matter Of Time' © 2001, 2007 Self Conscious Music. All Rights Reserved.

For more information, mp3 downloads and more, please visit www.paulkitchen.com

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