You Were There (feat. Robert Levon Been) - The Call
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You Were There (feat. Robert Levon Been) Lyrics
Saw a man's home, a box made of cardboard
Frozen to the bone, can't take much more
He says Lord I need help here, send me a strong hand
To lift me from the street, help me to standI've been forgotten, been forsaken
Poisoned by a bottle I could not shake it
I've been passed over, been rejectedAnd I'm afraid I'll never feel
The warmth of summer come again
Man I am helpless, I'm freezing
You were there, you were thereI saw a sick man on a sick bed
Scorned by the world like he had two heads
He says I'm a man here dying a cruel death
I'm cut off from the world, man it was so sadHe was suffering, he was ailing
Tortured by his fate, his body was failing
He says I'm an outcast, left defenselessAnd I'm afraid that I'll be dead
Before the summer comes again
I've been rejected, man I am dying
You were there, you were thereSaw a rich man alone in a dark house
A prison made of gold he could not break out
He says my life is aimless, it just seems pointless
Boredom truly kills, man I am hopelessI got diamonds, I got houses
I got silver clouds and silver spoons to match it
I've come up empty, man I am desperateAnd I never want to feel
The warmth of summer come again
I'll be forgotten, my life is over
You were there, you were there
You were there, Lord, you were there
Songwriters
BEEN, MICHAELPublished by
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