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Bee Gees ~ I'm Weeping


When I was 10 years old, my parents were poor Our house was so cold And I was still in school and learning And then I never really got too far And ev'ryone we knew had money And driving a car, and driving a car Now I'm twenty-one The street where I lived is blown up and gone And I've had a good day crying And the world around has changed alot I never really gave much more Much more then I got, much more then I got more free lyrics

When I was 10 years old, my parents were poor
Our house was so cold
And I was still in school and learning
And then I never really got too far
And ev'ryone we knew had money
And driving a car, and driving a car

Now I'm twenty-one
The street where I lived is blown up and gone
And I've had a good day crying
And the world around has changed alot
I never really gave much more
Much more then I got, much more then I got

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