| Lyrics: | I first heard you sing in the Empire Room
Your husky hum engulfed the gloom.
And whatever
mission that brought me there
Disappeared in the mist of your amber hair
You laughed
and surrendered your gifts by degrees
But I was convinced that you spoke only to me.
And my
life turned on its hinge in that smoky club
As I ground out my past with my cigarette
stub.
Oh, I do it for you, Jane--I love you so,
My kingdom is new but it's going to
grow.
Our castles will shimmer with silver and gold,
My lady is lovely she'll never grow
old.
And I offer this promise--this one thing I know:
I do it for you, Jane, for I love you
so.
I left that town and went out on my own,
I made my own kind of music as I juggled
the phones.
And all the while I worked I was reaching towards a time,
When I'd return to
find you and finally make you mine.
It took most of two years to do what must be
done,
Collect the pieces of the puzzle, you're the final one.
I was shaking as I asked you
and you know by now I guess,
You made me happy ever after when you said yes.
Yes, I do
it for you, Jane--I love you so,
My kingdom is flourishing, and still it will grow.
Our
castle it shimmers with silver and gold,
My lady is lovely you'll never grow old.
And I
shout from the heavens, hello there down below,
I do it for you, Jane, for I love you
so.
If life could only stay the same but i guess it never does,
But God I still
remember how excited I was.
Feelings of power I'd never known before,
But winning whets the
appetite, I had to have more.
Homes in New York and London on the beach at Malibu,
I
bought one for each facet of woman in you.
By then you had retired from singing to bring our ba |
