Stand Alone

Bob Marley / Lee Scratch Perry

There you are, cryin' again
But your loveliness won't cover your shame
There you are, you're takin' true love
And while you're takin' true love, you given the blame

(How could I ...) Could I be so wrong
To think that we could get along?
Days I wasted with you, child
If I count there'll be a million or two
Now I stand alone through the memories
That haunts me, that haunt
Yeah, and I walk alone through the rhapsodies
That taunts me, that taunts me, me

There you are, cryin' again
But your loveline-ness won't cover your shame
There you are, you're takin' true love
And while you're takin' true love, given the blame

(How could I ...) How could I be so wrong
To think that we could get along?
Days I wasted with you, child
If I count there'll be a million or two
Now I stand alone through the memories
That haunts me, that haunts (... me)
And I walk alone through the rhapsodies
That taunts me, that taunts me

Now, there you are, cryin' again
But your loveline-ness won't cover your sham-ame, hey
There you are, you're takin' true lo-love
While you're takin' true lo-love, given the blame

(How could I ...) How could I

Trivia about the song Stand Alone by Bob Marley

On which albums was the song “Stand Alone” released by Bob Marley?
Bob Marley released the song on the albums “African Herbsman” in 2004, “Man To Man” in 2005, and “The Essential” in 2005.
Who composed the song “Stand Alone” by Bob Marley?
The song “Stand Alone” by Bob Marley was composed by Bob Marley and Lee Scratch Perry.

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