sung by Jim
The sun comes up another day begins
And I don't even worry about the state I'm in
Head so heavy and I'm looking thin
But when the sun goes down I want to start again

You never understandin'
You never understand me
Yeah

Don't turn around until you look at me
Why don't you take a second and tell me what you see
Things I see you only disagree
You never understand that's what I want to be

You never understandin'
You never understand me
Yeah

Not wishing to hide but you just can't see me
I tell you the truth but you don't believe me
Thinking of love but I can't hear what you're saying
Tomorrow I'm leaving
'Cause I'm not understanding you


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Never Understand Lyrics as written by William Adam Reid Billy Reid

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    My Interpretation

    he wants to be himself but people dont let him be

    BryanXavieron December 16, 2015   Link

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