Everyday

GIL SCOTT-HERON

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I can't seem to find
The words to say (to say)

I don't have strength to play the games
You need to play (to play)

Every day I seem to be running from the truth
I ask myself questions but it just ain't no use
'Cause it seems no matter, no matter, what I try to do
I'm still loving and living, lying and losing
Every day (Yeah, every day)

I've got a job
And to say the least
It don't mean a thing (it don't mean a thing)
It don't begin to compare
With the hurt and pair that I've seen (I've seen)
Sometimes I know I can't tell wrong from right
I don't seem to know day from night
It's no wonder that the whole world uptight
They're just loving and living, lying and losing
Every day (Yeah, every day)

Stop on the way home
From work to have a drink
Just to give myself a little time to think
'Cause it seems that more and more I start to realize
That the truth that I wanted
The love that I needed
Has somehow disappeared before my eyes

I can't seem to find the words I need to say (to say)
I can't find strength enough to play the games you need, you need to play (to play)
'Cause every day you got me, got me running from the truth
And no matter, no matter what I try to do
It seems that somehow it just ain't no use
I'm still loving and living, lying and losing
Can't seem to remember
God it's so confusing
I'm still loving and living, lying and losing
Every day (Yeah, every day)

Trivia about the song Everyday by Gil Scott-Heron

When was the song “Everyday” released by Gil Scott-Heron?
The song Everyday was released in 1970, on the album “Small Talk at 125th and Lenox”.
Who composed the song “Everyday” by Gil Scott-Heron?
The song “Everyday” by Gil Scott-Heron was composed by GIL SCOTT-HERON.

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