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Boyz II Men ~ I Sit Away


Verse: Who says the sea can't move in winter Or clouds stand still in a storm Who says a man can't cry And be lonely Who says a man can't tend to be bored And if you could see inside my heart You would see loneliness And if I could show you my mind You would be depressed Chorus: Said I sit away lonely And I get away only in my mind Said I sit away lonely And I get away sometimes Verse: So I gather my things And be on my way Into my lonely place Said I'm feelin' lonely and lonesome And I just need to get away And if you could know what I'm afraid of You would be frightened And if you could feel the pain that I'm feelin' Then you would know why, I Chorus Breakdown: Sit away Said I get away Said I sit away Said I sit away Why do I feel Like I will never be loved again There I go Back in my mood again Lonely, lonely Chorus more free lyrics

Verse:
Who says the sea can't move in winter
Or clouds stand still in a storm
Who says a man can't cry
And be lonely
Who says a man can't tend to be bored
And if you could see inside my heart
You would see loneliness
And if I could show you my mind
You would be depressed
Chorus:
Said I sit away lonely
And I get away only in my mind
Said I sit away lonely
And I get away sometimes
Verse:
So I gather my things
And be on my way
Into my lonely place
Said I'm feelin' lonely and lonesome
And I just need to get away
And if you could know what I'm afraid of
You would be frightened
And if you could feel the pain that
I'm feelin'
Then you would know why, I
Chorus
Breakdown:
Sit away
Said I get away
Said I sit away
Said I sit away
Why do I feel
Like I will never be loved again
There I go
Back in my mood again
Lonely, lonely
Chorus

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