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Will It Last
1,508
Rock
Will It Last was released on October 1, 1979 by Columbia as a part of the album Keep the Fire
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Release DateOctober 1, 1979
LabelColumbia
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM118

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Kenny Loggins
Kenny Loggins
Lead Vocals
Brian Mann
Brian Mann
Keyboards
Fred Tackett
Fred Tackett
Acoustic Guitar
G. Hawkins
G. Hawkins
Bass Guitar, Background Vocals
Mike Hamilton
Mike Hamilton
Electric Guitar, Background Vocals
Milt Holland
Milt Holland
Percussion
Tris Imboden
Tris Imboden
Drums, Percussion
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Kenny Loggins
Kenny Loggins
Songwriter
Eva Ein Loggins
Eva Ein Loggins
Songwriter
Albhy Galuten
Albhy Galuten
String Arranger
Brian Mann
Brian Mann
Horn Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Tom Dowd
Tom Dowd
Producer
Michael Carnevale
Michael Carnevale
Assistant Recording Engineer
Mike Fuller
Mike Fuller
Mastering Engineer
Steve Gursky
Steve Gursky
Engineer

Lyrics

I see a lion captive in the kitchen
A rolling thunder rumbles down the hall
Once in a while
Everyone paces the floor
But lately it's more and more
Love, if you must be started
Go easily on your way
Still I wonder could it wait another day
Will it last enough to say you have your freedom?
Is the answer just another road to go?
Does it have to leave to be?
Can it stay and be with me?
Will it last enough to help it here at home?
Too many roads are needlessly divided
By silent walls we build along the way
Why be alone
To learn that your life has more
That's what a love is for
Tear down those angry walls
I'll walk with you where you go
Still you're the only one who'll ever know
Will it last enough to say you have your freedom?
Is the answer just another road to go?
Does it have to leave to be?
Can it stay and be with me?
Will it last enough to help it here at home?
Why be alone
To learn that your life has more
That's what a love is for
Tear down those angry walls
I'll walk with you where you go
Still you're the only one who'll ever know
Will it last enough to say you have your freedom?
Is the answer just another road to go?
Does it have to leave to be?
Can it stay and be with me?
Will it last enough to help it here at home?
Written by: Eva Ein Loggins, Kenny Loggins
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