I don't like to see all the tears you're crying
oh cause that's when my heart starts dying

I know I'm not the kind of man you want me to be
but I try to make you happy
cause what you're seeing here is real
an all the feelings I feel
oh we a family, we've got to stay together
so don't cry, what a time it was

cause I dont' like to see all the tears you're crying
cause that's when my heart starts dying

oh baby, don't wanna see you crying, oh no

You make me do wrong, you make me do right
I'm going astray, I've got to see the light
when my mind is right and I gives di time an my heart just
won't let go
cause everyday I know I love you so
Sorry for the pain I cause
tryin ta live up to certain kind of laws, yea
tryin ta centralize your love, but it's so hard to do
when all these feelings keep coming back to you, yeah
and you cry...

I dont' like to see all the tears you're crying
cause that's when my heart starts dying

when you're crying, oh baby
I'm so sorry, I never meant to make you blue, oh no
sorry for the pains I caused

Trying to be kind, trying to be true
but no matter what I do I'm still hurting you
all I want is good but it seems too much, oh baby
I'm getting out of touch, and den you cry...

I dont' like to see all the tears you're crying
cause that's when my heart starts dying




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