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Bette Midler ~ Am I Blue


I'm just a woman, a lonely woman Waiting on the weary shore I'm just a woman, who's only human One you should feel sorry for Well i woke up this morning along about dawn Without a warning i found that he was gone Why did he do it? How could he do it? He never done it before Am i blue? Am i blue? Aint these tears in these eyes telling you? Oh, am i blue? Well i bet you would be too If each plan with your man done fell through There was a time i was his only one But now i'm the second lonely one Was i gay? Till today? But now that man is gone He's gone, and we are through Am i blue? There was a time i was his only one But now, right now now now i'm the second lonely one Oh god i'm lonely But i remember Oh i remember when i was gay That was up until today But now that man is gone He's gone And we are through Oh am i, am i.... Well, would you believe it if i told you... I'm blue more free lyrics

I'm just a woman, a lonely woman
Waiting on the weary shore
I'm just a woman, who's only human
One you should feel sorry for
Well i woke up this morning along about dawn
Without a warning i found that he was gone
Why did he do it?
How could he do it?
He never done it before
Am i blue?
Am i blue?
Aint these tears in these eyes telling you?
Oh, am i blue?
Well i bet you would be too
If each plan with your man done fell through
There was a time i was his only one
But now i'm the second lonely one
Was i gay?
Till today?
But now that man is gone
He's gone, and we are through
Am i blue?
There was a time i was his only one
But now, right now now now i'm the second lonely one
Oh god i'm lonely
But i remember
Oh i remember when i was gay
That was up until today
But now that man is gone
He's gone
And we are through
Oh am i, am i....
Well, would you believe it if i told you...
I'm blue

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