\nOn the day that I see you on the other side. \nCome and take me home. Make me whole again. \nOpen your eyes. \nTaunted by the shadows of your lies. \nCold and far away. \nLike you're not even mine. \nUndo everything and take me high.
Single by Kenny Rogers. from the album Kenny Rogers. Lucille is a song written by Roger Bowling and Hal Bynum, and recorded by American country music artist Kenny Rogers. It was released in January 1977 as the second and final single from the album Kenny Rogers.
âMe and Bobby McGeeâ was his breakthrough, but it wasnât entirely his idea. Fred Foster, the boss of Monument Records, challenged Kristofferson to write a song with the title âMe and Bobby McKeeâ, about a pair of drifters, with the twist being that Bobby was a girl. Bobby McKee was a secretary in Fosterâs building. Kristofferson misheard her name as âMcGeeâ, but took on the assignment.