Sympathy

Mike Rabon, Norman Ezell, John Durrill

[Verse 1]
There's a welling in my heart
That I know that I can't face
And the more that you're with him
These thoughts I can't erase
And I know that I will always be
Sympathy

[Verse 2]
There's a little place in town
Where I went the other night
And the more I sat and drank
The more I wanted to fight
But I know there's no need for me
Sympathy

[Bridge]
But I know that you don't love me
And I don't need your sympathy

[Instrumental Break]

[Verse 3]
But I know that I won't die
And life will go on
And in the time to come
My feelings will atone
And no more will there ever be
Sympathy
Sympathy

Trivia about the song Sympathy by The Five Americans

On which albums was the song “Sympathy” released by The Five Americans?
The Five Americans released the song on the albums “Western Union/Sound of Love” in 1967 and “The Best of the Five Americans” in 2003.
Who composed the song “Sympathy” by The Five Americans?
The song “Sympathy” by The Five Americans was composed by Mike Rabon, Norman Ezell, John Durrill.

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