So many move apart
when a man got to finish what he start
but he wont back down
dont send a text
cos a cellphone cant possess a beating heart
look in her eye
we galaxies apart
that's no way to live
we're two staving heart
something got to give
oh why
why you got to be such a tough guy?
you made her cry inside inside
she's probably feel like she just die
dont cry
why cant we do this thing
our words can shake the deepest pain
take a look in her eyes
thunder in her eyes
leave her tears falling like pouring rain
oho ohoo ohooo
we galaxies apart oh why
it's no way to live
two staving heart
something got to give
oh why
why you got to be such a tough guy?
tell her you're sorry
inside inside
she's probably feels like she just die
baby dont cry
now love looking over her shoulder
somewhere
thinking its over
crying
wishing you would just hold her
and i dont want
dont want her to think that it's over
she can only take up so much
hmm hmmm
dont let her walkaway from your touch
she can only take so much
take so much
oh why
why you got to be such a tough guy?
tell her you're sorry right now oh ooo
inside inside
she's probably feels like she just die
dont cry
Joe is a Japanese drummer known for being a member of the rock band "hide with Spread Beaver". His musical career has primarily focused on collaborating with artist Hideto Matsumoto, better known as hide. Joe contributed to defining the sound of "hide with Spread Beaver", characterized by hard rock and metal sounds influenced by the Japanese glam rock of the 1990s. Despite the short lifespan of the band (1993-1998), Joe left a significant mark on the Japanese music scene, helping to shape the sound of one of the most iconic bands of that era. Among the most representative songs of "hide with Spread Beaver" are "Dice", "Tell Me" and "Beauty and the Beast".
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