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Track 4 from their first and only self-titled album released in 1980 copyright Jet Records. It was recorded at Cherokee Studios in Hollywood and the Record Plant in Los Angeles and was produced by Gary and the band. After releasing his first solo album "Back on the Streets" Gary formed G-Force in L.A. and the band was only together for this debut album. It was a team effort with all the band members contributing as songwriters. It received above average reviews but wasn't commercially successful. Written by Gary Moore and produced by Gary and the band. RIP Gary Moore. Featuring:

Willie Dee - Lead vocals, bass, keyboards, bass synthesizer & background vocals
Gary Moore - Lead vocals, lead & rhythm guitars, keyboards, backing vocals & string arrangements
Tony Newton - Bass & string arrangements
Mark Nauseef - Drums, percussion & percussion synthesizer
Special Guests:
Joachim Kuhn - Keyboards
Tom Scott - Sax on "The Woman's in Love" & string arrangements
Thee Ox - Marimba

Sometimes I feel so lonely
Sometimes I feel so lost
Sometimes there seems so many
Bridges to be crossed

(But then I look at you)
And I realize
(When I look at you)
That it's all worthwhile

Sometimes I feel I'm losin'
Sometimes I just can't win
Sometimes I feel like cryin'
And I just hold it in

(But then I look at you)
Look at you and I realize
(When I look at you)
That it's all worthwhile

When I look into your eyes I see the signs
Of the love you have inside, it's hard to hide
You're my life, you're my reason for living
It's so right, all this love you've been giving
Day and night I'm always with you
And it's all worthwhile

Sometimes I feel I'm losin'
Sometimes I just can't win
Sometimes I feel like (cryin')
And I just hold it in

(But then I look at you) I look at you
And I realize, I realize
(When I look at you) when I look at you
That it's all worthwhile, all worthwhile
(But when I look at you) I look at you
And I realize, I realize
(When I look at you) open my eyes
That it's all worthwhile