Sing-A-LongI can't stand it for another dayWhen you live so many miles awayNothing here is gonna make me stayYou took me over, let me find a wayI sold my houseI sold my mother, tooAll I want is to be next to you.I'd rob a bankMaybe steal a planeYou took me overThink I'm goin' insaneWhat can I doAll I want is to be next to youWhat can I doAll I want is to be next to youI've had a thousand girls or maybe moreBut I've never felt like this beforeBut I just don't know what's come over meYou took me over, take a look at meWhat can I doAll I want is to be next to youWhat can I doAll I want is to be next to youAll I want is to be next to youAll I want is to be next to youAll I want is to be next to youSaw my doctor he said give it timeGot this feeling, gonna lose my mindWhen all it is is just a love affairYou took me over baby, take me thereWhat can I doAll I want is to be next to youWhat can I doAll I want is to be next to youWhat can I doAll I want is to be next to youWhat can I doAll I want is to be next to youAll I want is to be next to youAll I want is to be next to youAll I want is to be next to youAll I want is to be next to you...NEXT TO YOU is a song by the rock band The Police, first released in 1978 on their album Outlandos d'Amour. This is Live version at The Old Grey Whistle Test (02/10/1978) Background informa "Next to You" is a song by the rock band The Police, first released in 1978 on their album Outlandos d'Amour Background information: Origin: London, England Genre(s): Rock, New Wave, Post-punk Years active: 1977--1984 (Reunions: 1986, 2003, 2007--2008) Label(s): Illegal, A&M, Polydor Associated acts: Oysterhead, Gizmo Members: Sting Andy Summers Stewart Copeland Former members: Henry Padovani Discography: Studio albums: 1.Outlandos d'Amour - November, 1978 - UK #6; US #23 - US sales: Platinum 2.Reggatta de Blanc - October, 1979 - UK #1; US #25 - US sales: Platinum 3.Zenyattà Mondatta - October, 1980 - UK #1; US #5 - US sales: 2x Platinum 4.Ghost in the Machine - October, 1981 - UK #1; US #2 - US sales: 3x Platinum 5.Synchronicity - June, 1983 - UK #1; US #1 - US sales: 8x Platinum Live albums: 1.The Police Live! - US sales: Platinum Soundtracks and other contributions: 1.The Secret Policeman's Ball - 1981 2.Urgh! A Music War - May, 1982 3.Brimstone and Treacle - July 1, 1982 4.Strontium 90: Police Academy - July 29, 1997 Compilation albums: 1.Every Breath You Take: The Singles - October, 1986 - UK #1; US #7 2.Greatest Hits - September, 1992 - UK #10 3.Message in a Box: The Complete Recordings - September 28, 1993 - US Sales: Platinum 4.Every Breath You Take: The Classics - September 12, 1995 - US sales: 5x Platinum 5.The Very Best of Sting & The Police - November, 1997 6.The Very Best of Sting & The Police - February 21, 2002 7.The Police - June 5, 2007 Videos: VHS: 1.Around The World (1982) 2.Synchronicity Concert (1984) 3.Every Breath You Take: The Videos (1986) 4.Greatest Hits (1992) 5.Outlandos to Synchronicities -- A history of The Police Live! (1995) 6.The Very Best Of Sting & The Police (1997) DVD: 1.Live Ghost in the Machine (2001) (Japan-only release) 2.Live '79 at Hatfield Polytechnic (2002) (Japan-only release) 3.Every Breath You Take: The DVD (2003) Expanded DVD release of the original 1986 video compilation, adding live material and a rockumentary about the making of Ghost in the Machine 4.Synchronicity Concert (2005) DVD re-release of the 1983 Atlanta concert (AUS #35) 5.Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out (2006) -- rockumentary film made by Stewart Copeland 6.Greatest Video Hits (2007) Repackage of 1992 Greatest Hits video The Old Grey Whistle Test (usually abbreviated to Whistle Test or OGWT)was an influential BBC2 television music show that ran from 1971 to 1987. It took over the BBC2 late night music program slot from the previous "Disco Two" which had been running since the late 1960s, while continuing to feature non-chart music. It was devised by BBC producer Rowan Ayers. Format: rock music magazine programme Created by: Rowan Ayers Presented by: Richard Williams, Bob Harris, Anne Nightingale, Andy Kershaw, David Hepworth, Mark Ellen and Richard Skinner Country of origin: United Kingdom Executive producer(s): Mike Appleton Original channel: BBC Television Service Original run: 21 September 1971 -- 1 December 1987