Anybody Know This Lost Prog Rock Song?

Lyrics: My head goes round, the hearing's down Where do I stand, what's all about? Your face ain't agree, what do you feel? Shadows won't stay still, emptiness I can't feel More pain someday, but not for me Tomorrow is another day, and what will be wasn't the day Day is only a dream, the ride is no so long When your feet are moving slowly, turn it on You just watch the days, something strangely fly And hold your life forever Maybe we were wrong, should have been in time Just make it part, together Leave us all the time we have to see Make it last a life so you can come and see what's in me Forever Forever Forever Forever Forever Forever Forever Forever Forever Wasting all my life on you, I'm crying, I'm crying But every day I'm with you, I'm dying, I'm dying Now we have to start a song forever Here we go to start a song Here we go like years ago Forever Wasting all my life on you, I'm crying, I'm crying But every day I'm with you, I'm dying, I'm dying Now we have to start a song forever Here we go to start a song Here we go like years ago Forever Forever Forever Forever Forever Forever

What about this?
I've found while searching more about the writers on discogs.
Seems to be even more songs, including "Tomorrow is another day" and "Someone".
https://www.discogs.com/release/14778328-Various-AVC-Rock-Session-79

And there's a copy of it on ebay too, with the same price by the same person selling the Quadrophonica single.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/276076110183

But the time doesn't match up with the 7 minutes of the snippet, unless it's a live recording, extended version, different version, or it could not be the song in question.

Sadly, it's like 99 Euros on Ebay ($108 USD) which is overpriced

octopus-4 wrote: Nice. It's a sort of Uriah Heep with a touch of Krautrock.

It wouldn't surprise anyone, since Uriah Heep was very popular in the then-West Germany at the time, from where this band called Quadrophonica came. Shortly after releasing their debut single in 1978, they vanished into thin air from the club circuit in Baden-Württemberg. Well, many of those bands, which only started their progressive rock opus at that time and despite being very good, were obliterated by punk and new wave.

sleeper98 wrote: This is the original WZS Post. https://www.watzatsong.com/en/name-that-tune/822978.html Also, if your curious. I'm James2510.

Actually, there are two songs in the above posted YouTube video that feature the whole snippet. One can hear them singing the line, "Tomorrow is another day...". Then the track flows into the second song. It's not, however, the sound from their aforementioned single; it's an audience live recording. Of course, without any audience noise overdubbed as was common for official live records in the 1970s.

Thanks for clarifying, here's the original watzatsong post and a youtube upload of it.

https://www.watzatsong.com/en/name-that-tune/822978.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgT3SHm3yDY

Surely a demo , reminds me a bit of German/UK band Message

Excellent song, but I have no clue who the band/artist is. Would like to know for sure.