Everybody needs someone
That they're gonna be leaving
Everybody's the same around the world
If you wanna find someone
Then you only have to show it
Nothing's sadder than love that's left unheard
Me, how I try to deny
That it pointed to you
Too many roads up ahead
Looking shiny and new
Everybody needs someone
But it's gotta mean something
Giving up a part of you's the hardest part
If you wanna have someone
Then you really gotta know it
Doesn't take very much to break a heart
May I get lost in your eyes
For a lifetime or two
Something about your and I
Leads me right to the truth
Some people always got
Some thing they've got left to say
Some need to keep it inside
They just wanna hide away
And I'm glad I have you there
'Cause I would have been nowhere
Being here all alone's a lonely sound
Everybody needs someone
That they're gonna be leaving
Everybody's the same around the world
Neil Leslie Diamond, born in Brooklyn, New York, on January 24, 1941, is an internationally renowned American singer-songwriter and composer. He began his career in the 1960s as a folk storyteller, quickly gaining a reputation for his catchy melodies and poetic lyrics. His commercial success exploded in the 1970s with albums like "Tap Root" and "Desiree", which established him as one of the biggest pop artists of the decade. Diamond is known for his distinctive vocal style, energetic stage presence, and passionate love songs. Among his most famous tracks are "Sweet Caroline", "Cracklin' Rosie", "I Am... I Said" and "Song Sung Blue". He has sold over 130 million records worldwide, receiving numerous awards and accolades, including a Grammy Award. Diamond continues to perform live with great success, maintaining his popularity across generations.
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