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Def Leppard ~ Sorrow Is A Woman


You're always pretending to be Someone who prefers to be free You think you can fool me with your lyin' eyes But what is this game that you play When all that your trying to say Is that your lonely, in need of a friend Oh yeah sorrow woman, I just can't seem to get to you Oh yeah sorrow woman, if only you could see you as I do And can't you see that it's true There's someone as lonely as you Trying so hard, so hard to get through And why can't everyone see the way that it really should be Why hide your feelings and suffer the pain Oh yeah, sorrow woman, I just can't seem to get to you Oh yeah, sorrow woman, if only you could see you as I do You know that sorrow is a woman You know she'll make you feel sad You know that sorrow is a woman Oh yeah, sorrow woman, I just can't seem to get to you Oh yeah, sorrow woman, if only you could see you as I do more free lyrics

You're always pretending to be
Someone who prefers to be free
You think you can fool me with your lyin' eyes
But what is this game that you play
When all that your trying to say
Is that your lonely, in need of a friend

Oh yeah sorrow woman, I just can't seem to get to you
Oh yeah sorrow woman, if only you could see you as I do

And can't you see that it's true
There's someone as lonely as you
Trying so hard, so hard to get through
And why can't everyone see the way that it really should be
Why hide your feelings and suffer the pain

Oh yeah, sorrow woman, I just can't seem to get to you
Oh yeah, sorrow woman, if only you could see you as I do

You know that sorrow is a woman
You know she'll make you feel sad
You know that sorrow is a woman

Oh yeah, sorrow woman, I just can't seem to get to you
Oh yeah, sorrow woman, if only you could see you as I do

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