Northern Lights song by Tess Anderson from Primary Album Onward. The music is composed and produced by Joel. Genre is Pop music. The Record company is unknown. Released on May 7, 2021.
Northern Lights Meaning
| [We were heading east on an open road It was getting late, and only 14 hours to go Seat leaned back, my feet up on the dashboard Leaving the coast behind You got the clutch, I got the stick Nothing but freedom in your brown eyes And just as I start drifting off You pull off to the right And you said baby You ever seen the northern lights I said no, but it’s been a dream of mine Then you tell me to look up at the sky Through the sunroof of your car With your fingers laced in mine I fell in love with this world And fell more in love with you at the same time It was getting cold, had your jacket on my lap With your shoulder as my pillow You used your memory as a map Highway speeding And the radio blaring your favourite country song You serenade me to sleep oh as you sing along And just as I start drifting off You pull off to the right , And you said baby You ever seen the northern lights I said no, but it’s been a dream of mine Then you tell me to look up at the sky Through the sunroof of your car With your fingers laced in mine I fell in love with this world And fell more in love with you at the same time As the night passes, as the sky dances Oh I watch and adore Thank my creator every day for you But still, he gives me a little more And you said baby You ever seen the northern lights I said no, but it’s been a dream of mine Then you tell me to look up at the sky Through the sunroof of your car With your fingers laced in mine I fell in love with this world And fell more in love with you at the same time At the same time] |
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Common queries
- Who is the person responsible for producing the lyrics of Northern Lights?
This lirics prodiucer by Cody Taylor.
- Who is the songwriter behind this hit single? Northern Lights
Northern Lights song is written by Cody Taylor & Caesha Tess Anderson
