Writers: Alan Tarney & Leo Sayer
Please, tell me what's on your mind
I can see the tears but I don't know why
You're crying
It it me or is it you
Is it real or just a mood
Well I know you're sad but what are you
Tryin' to prove
When you say that you can't go on
And you feel like you don't belong
You've got nobody to lean upon
It seems we've come so far but we just can't
Get along
Where did we go wrong
Where did we go wrong
Where did we go wrong
Where did we go wrong
I've been workin' -- never coming home at all
I left you chained to the kitchen busy walkin'
Up the wall
Now I don't want nobody else
And I'm not thinking about myself
When I say that I'll do anything to stop you
Saying that you don't belong
And what we had is just upped and gone
Please please try -- try to be strong
Oh I apologize -- I didn't mean to lead you on
Where did we go wrong
Well you know there ain't nobody else
I'd be a fool trying to please myself
If I thought that there could be anybody else
Well you'll see now as time goes on
I'll be the one that you can lean upon
We'll dry out the tears and never have to say
That we were wrong
Ooh babe we'll get it on
Leo Sayer, born Herbert Arthur Sayer on May 21, 1948, in Harrow, London, is a highly successful British singer-songwriter of the 1970s and 1980s. He began his career as a street musician before being discovered by a record producer. His musical style is characterized by a blend of pop, rock, and soul, with lyrics often introspective and melodies that are catchy. Among his most famous songs are "When I Need You", "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" and "More Than I Can Say". Sayer has sold millions of records worldwide and has won numerous awards, including a BRIT Award in 1978. After a hiatus in the 1990s, he returned to recording music and performing live with success.
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