Kansas

Title: Play the Game Tonight (track 01)

Artist: Kansas

Album: Vinyl Confessions

Year: 1982

Label: Kirshner; Legacy/Epic

Writer(s): Phil Ehart, Danny Flower, Rob Frazier, Kerry Livgren, Rich Williams

Lyrics:

You think that something's happening

And it's bigger than your life

But it's only what you're hearing

Will you still remember

When the morning light has come

Will the songs be playing over and over

Till you do it all over again

Play, play the game tonight

Can you tell me if it's wrong or right

It is worth the time, is it worth the price

Do you see yourself in a white spotlight

Then play the game tonight

And when the curtains open

To the roaring of the crowd

You will feel it all around you

Then it finally happens

And it's all come true for you

And the songs are playing over and over

Till you do it over again

Comments

8 years ago

YaroSz

...po prostu Kansas, jak zawsze świetny...

9 years ago

fatesteve1

Amazing voice. Always liked this one a lot.

9 years ago

Michalis Sarafidis

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

9 years ago

Shane Inkster

3 people played the game tonight and lost

9 years ago

Thomas Kalisch

Yest a great. Band !!!

10 years ago

Bo Miller

I remember this video on MTV. This astronaut was playing chess against the grim reaper...and the grim reaper loses. Great song!

10 years ago

Luther Williams

John Elephante Good Choice Great Singer in his own right

10 years ago

BearFlagRebel

Buried treasure

10 years ago

dolphinated

Became a Kansas fan after this.

10 years ago

roostertails47

Listening to this song while playing a game makes that game much more epic

10 years ago

keviinmach

One of the few times you'll ever hear me credit MTV for anything, but this was worked heavily into their video rotation (back when they played them) and I probably would not have known about it otherwise. Great tune.

10 years ago

Andres Salazar

I've known it since I was very little and it is 5 years older than me, I think it lives in the shadow of Dust in the Wind, actually most Kansas songs aren't as known as dust in the wind...