Losing
(Sweet Water)
It was cold that night when you sang your song
It didn't take you long to put me away
Something about you bothered me
I didn't like you, I didn't want to stay
But you took me by the arm
You bit me and told me to stay calm
Ooh are you gonna save me?
Ooh you're crazy
I give in
Now here I go again
I can't see nothing
Goodbye
Well, I told myself that I was taking it slow
While I climbed into your bed
I bit my lip 'cause I was getting scared
I didn't know what you wanted
Then you held me so I couldn't leave
You tore my clothes and threw them back at me
You kissed me so I could not breathe
Oh you're crazy
I give in
Now here I go again
I can't see nothing
Oh 'cause I'm losing
I'm still losing
I want it all right now
Ain't no sense in waiting long
'Cause tomorrow, it may never come
You know I won't feel you when you're gone, that's right
Yeah, yeah
I give in
Now here I go again
I can't see nothing
Oh, 'cause I'm losing
I'm still losing
I want it all right now
Ain't no sense in waiting long
'Cause tomorrow, it may never come
You know I won't feel you when you're gone
Yeah, I won't feel...
I won't feel...
Yeah
Losing
Sweetwater was an American rock band active in the 1960s. Formed in Chicago, Illinois, the group was known for its psychedelic and progressive sound, influenced by artists like The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix. Their debut album, "Sweetwater", was released in 1968 and featured tracks such as "Ballroom Blitz" and "The Girl from Ipanema". The band achieved moderate commercial success in the United States but failed to achieve international fame. After several lineup changes, Sweetwater disbanded in 1970.
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