Saga - You Were Made For Me

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Where are you goin now?
Gonna track you down
Smile when I get a taste
Of your liquid grace again
You seem to slip away
Away to some dark place
In your soul
Before and after time
There is not time to spare
You were made for me
I'll make you believe
I'll never set you free
I'll see you in your dreams
Now! I've got you in my sights
And I'll hypnotize
I don't care If I live or die
Just be there when I arrive
You were made for me
I'll make you believe
I'll never set you free
I'll see you in your dreams
You were made for me
As far as I can see
You're never far from me
I'll see you in my dreams

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Saga is a Canadian progressive rock band hailing from Oakville, Ontario. The band originally formed under the name Pockets, consisting of core members from the band Fludd. In June 1978, Saga released their self-titled debut album, marking the beginning of their illustrious career in the music industry.

One of Saga's notable achievements was their early adoption of music videos, particularly with their single "On the Loose," which received significant airplay on the then-new MTV. The band's music videos were played as many as 10 times a day, solidifying their presence in the emerging medium.

The current lineup of Saga includes Michael Sadler, who contributes vocals, guitar, bass, synthesizer, and drums; Jim Crichton, who plays bass, keyboards, Moog synthesizer, guitar, and synthaxe; Ian Crichton, known for his guitar and synthaxe skills, as well as banjo; Jim Gilmour, who handles synthesizer, keyboards, vocals, clarinet, saxophone, and harmonica; and Mike Thorne, the drummer and vocalist of the band.

Saga continues to captivate audiences with their unique blend of progressive rock, showcasing their musical talents and innovative approach to creating music. With a rich history and a dedicated fan base, Saga remains a prominent figure in the world of rock music.