About the song
Introducing “Maybe” by Thom Pace, a timeless classic that has resonated with listeners since its release in 1979. Thom Pace, an American singer-songwriter, penned this heartfelt ballad, embedding it with a depth of emotion that strikes a chord with audiences across generations.
Featured on his album “Maybe” released in the same year, this track soared in popularity, capturing the essence of introspection and hope. Thom Pace’s poignant lyrics coupled with his soulful vocals create an evocative narrative, weaving a tale of uncertainty and possibility.
“Maybe” transcended mere musical boundaries, earning its place in the hearts of many. Its poignant melody and heartfelt lyrics have made it a staple on radio playlists and a favorite among fans of folk and soft rock genres alike.
In its heyday, “Maybe” climbed the charts, capturing the hearts of listeners around the world. Its emotional resonance and universal themes propelled it to the top of the charts, solidifying Thom Pace’s reputation as a formidable talent in the music industry.
Decades later, “Maybe” still holds sway, its enduring appeal a testament to Thom Pace’s songwriting prowess and the timeless nature of its message. Whether you’re rediscovering this gem or experiencing it for the first time, “Maybe” invites you on a journey of self-reflection and possibility, reminding us that amidst life’s uncertainties, hope always prevails.
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Lyrics
Deep inside the forest
Is a door into another land
Here is our life and home
We are staying, here forever
In the beauty of this place all alone
We keep on hopi-in’
Maybe
There’s a world where we don’t have to run
And maybe
There’s a time we’ll call our own
Livin’ free in harmony and majesty
Take me ho-ome
Take me home
Walkin’ through the land
Where every living thing is beautiful
Why does it have to end
We are calling, oh so sadly
On the whispers of the wind
As we send a dying message
Maybe
There’s a world where we don’t have to are you-un
Maybe
There’s a time we’ll call our own
Livin’ free in harmony and majesty
Take me ho-ome
Take me home
There’s a world where we don’t have to are you-un
Maybe
There’s a time we’ll call our own
Livin’ free in harmony and majesty
Take me ho-ome
Take me home
Maybe there’s a world where we don’t have to are you-un
Maybe
There’s a time we’ll call our own
Livin’ free in harmony and majesty
Take me ho-ome
Take me home (fade)