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I saw the light - The Raspberries (1972)

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Uploaded by on Sep 12, 2008

off the album RASPBERRIES.
Wally Bryson: I was living at my sister's house in Euclid, Ohio and I wrote the lyrics to "I saw the light" and "With you in my life". Eric and I then collaborated on the way to rehearsal and he had some music and we just put it together that way.




I Saw The Light
(Wally Bryson/Eric Carmen)

Good friends
Book ends
Solitaire for two
Till she was leaving
I never really knew

When I looked in her eyes
I saw the light
I realized all along it was her
When I looked in her eyes
I saw the light
I realized

There's a knock on the door
Then you're home forever more
And now that you're here
There is nothing to fear

When I looked in her eyes
I saw the light
I realized all along it was her
When I looked in her eyes
I saw the light
I realized all along it was her

When I looked in her eyes
I saw the light
I realized all along it was her

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  • Astonishing that this was not a hit, or even a single. Has one of the most gorgeous melodies you could ever hope to hear.

  • They had so many great songs like this one that didnt get air time.

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  • Shame the Raspberries remain an unfairly neglected band for they had great melodies in their songs!

  • Adoro o Raspeberries. Essa canção é linda

  • Beautiful Script-Beautiful Sounds.

  • "Good Friends....Bookends"

    ~how can you NOT like that for a start!!!

  • Okay, so I now hear what Thom Yorke has been trying to emulate.

  • it was released around the time of Rundgren's "I Saw the Light" and so didn't have a chance. It's a good song, well-constructed by Carmen as usual, with those classical piano touches and Beatle-y vocals. Eric Carmen was very talented.

  • The Bomb!

  • This was obviously heavily influenced by a song on Badfinger's first album called "Beautiful And Blue." Same tempo and descending bass line in their respective choruses.

  • and this wasnt a hit?...maybe the timing was bad since music was getting harder and louder

  • A Emitt Rhodes rip off track. How orginal were the Raspberries, very Anglo-Rock guys

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