'I Got a Line on Your Love' - original blues song by John Haydock.

Written, performed and produced by John Haydock. Blues rock for those that like Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Joe Bonamassa. LYRICS: Don’t the wind howl like it wants to be free? Don’t your heart cry a little bit too? When they lock you up in a private box And then they to sell the night to you They say that time is relative to the speed that you’re travelling Still I can’t stop this thing unravelling I got a line on your love I got a line on your love I got a line on your love But I want to get it straight from you Ain’t no bridge here anymore Not since the river had to flood Every saint and sinner on the street Has drunk the saviour’s blood And it slips away into the summer heat Where the pink glow of the evening sky falls down at your feet I got a line on your love I got a line on your love Call it art and put it up on the wall Frame it for everybody to see There ain’t no boundaries to a thing like this It goes on for infinity I think you were born in a water sign I&signing here on the dotted line I got a line on your love Wading in the water waiting for the healing to begin Listening to the bluebird and the song that it sings Caught by the tide of the waiting night Some things you can&see, even though they&in plain sight I see you in the midnight sun Take me to the paces where the shadows run I got a line on your love I got a line on your love I got a line on your love But I want to get it straight from you #bluesrockmusic