Breakaway

KEVIN PATRICK CRONIN, GARY DEAN RICHRATH

Another day in the city
Another dancer to the music
But lately, all the music sounds so strange
Well some songs have no meaning
And some songs try to hard
Tryin' to say it all and end up sayin' nothin'

Well maybe the words ring true
What's right for them maybe wrong for you
So come out of the jungle
Of another man's dreams
And if you come to a clearing
As lonely as it seems
It's never too late to breakaway to breakaway

Another day lost in livin'
And another same old beginning
And knowing where and why we went wrong
Someone says I've changed
And someone says that I've remained in the same place
For maybe just a little too long

Well maybe the words ring true
What's right for them maybe wrong for you
So come out of the jungle
Of another man's dreams
And if you come to a clearing
As lonely as it seems
It's never too late to breakaway
It's never too late to breakaway

Maybe the words ring true
What's right for them maybe wrong for you
So come out of the jungle
Of another man's dreams
And if you come to a clearing
As lonely as it seems
It's never too late to breakaway oh no
It's never too late to breakaway
To breakaway, to breakaway, to breakaway

Trivia about the song Breakaway by REO Speedwagon

On which albums was the song “Breakaway” released by REO Speedwagon?
REO Speedwagon released the song on the albums “R.E.O.” in 1976 and “A Decade Of Rock And Roll 1970 To 1980” in 1980.
Who composed the song “Breakaway” by REO Speedwagon?
The song “Breakaway” by REO Speedwagon was composed by KEVIN PATRICK CRONIN, GARY DEAN RICHRATH.

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