Beautiful Performance by the trio happens to be one of my favourites in the concert, wonderful musicians

Just a song before I go, To whom it may concern. Travelling twice the speed of sound It's easy to get burned. When the shows were over We had to get back home, And when we opened up the door I had to be alone. She helped me with my suitcase, She stands before my eyes Driving me to the airport, And to the friendly skies. Going through security I held her for so long. She finally looked at me in love, And she was gone. Just a song before I go, A lesson to be learned. Travelling twice the speed of sound It's easy to get burned.

Song Info: "Just a Song Before I Go" is a song from Crosby, Stills and Nash that appeared on the 1977 album CSN. It was also released as a single and made it to number seven on the Billboard singles charts and ended up being the band's highest climbing hit. The song was written by Graham Nash about leaving loved ones behind before going on a concert tour. He wrote the song in 15 minutes on a dare from his driver while en route to the airport. "Just a Song Before I Go" is lyrically straightforward about the situation Nash was in at the moment he wrote it, and there is also an undercurrent of regret towards rootlessness, a feeling that Nash — born and raised in England, a resident of the United States who had lived in California and was now living in Hawaii — might very well have had at the time. Lyrics: Just a Song Before I Go Lyrics Artist(Band):Crosby, Stills, Nash (and Young) Review The Song (0) Print the Lyrics Send "Just a Song Before I Go" Ringtones to Cell Words & Music - Graham Nash copyright 1977, Thin Ice Music, ASCAP. Just a song before I go, To whom it may concern. Travelling twice the speed of sound It's easy to get burned. When the shows were over We had to get back home, And when we opened up the door I had to be alone. She helped me with my suitcase, She stands before my eyes Driving me to the airport, And to the friendly skies. Going through security I held her for so long. She finally looked at me in love, And she was gone. Just a song before I go, A ...