Dr. Livingstone, I Presume

Ray Thomas

Doctor Livingston, I presume
Stepping out of the jungle gloom
Into the midday sun
What did you find there?
Did you stand a while and stare?
Did you meet anyone?

I've seen butterflies galore
I've seen people big and small
I've still not found what I'm looking for

We're all looking for someone
We're all looking for someone
We're all looking for someone

Captain Scott, you were so bold
Now you're looking rather cold
Out there in the snow
What did you find there?
Did you stand a while and stare?
Did you meet anyone?

I've seen polar bears and seals
I've seen giant Antarctic eels
I've still not found what I'm looking for

We're all looking for someone
We're all looking for someone
We're all looking for someone

Columbus where are you bound?
So you think the world is round
Sailed off in the blue
What did you find there?
Did you stand a while and stare?
Did you meet anyone?

There are Indians by the score
In many places that I saw
I've still not found what I'm looking for

We're all looking for someone
We're all looking for someone
We're all, we're all, we're all looking for someone
We're all looking for someone

Trivia about the song Dr. Livingstone, I Presume by The Moody Blues

On which albums was the song “Dr. Livingstone, I Presume” released by The Moody Blues?
The Moody Blues released the song on the albums “In Search of the Lost Chord” in 1968 and “Caught Live + 5” in 1977.
Who composed the song “Dr. Livingstone, I Presume” by The Moody Blues?
The song “Dr. Livingstone, I Presume” by The Moody Blues was composed by Ray Thomas.

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