Some People Brenda Lee
"Some People" by Brenda Lee, released in 1964, is a #Pop ballad that explores themes of love, resilience, and the contrasting experiences of different individuals. The lyrics reflect on how some people find joy and fulfillment while others struggle. Unique musical elements include Lee's powerful vocals and emotive delivery. The song resonates with listeners, highlighting the complexities of human emotions and relationships.
Some people see wrong in everything
In books that we read, in the songs that we sing
Some people just look for the dark side of life
They thrive on suspicion, sorrow and strife
Some people will see some wrong in our love
But we only answer to God up above
And we have our conscious to live with each day
So why should we care what some people say
Some people see wrong in everything
In books we read, in songs that we sing
Some people just look for the dark side of life
They thrive on suspicion, sorrow and strife
Some people will see wrong in our love
But we only answer to God up above
And we have our conscious to live with each day
So why should we care what some people say
In books that we read, in the songs that we sing
Some people just look for the dark side of life
They thrive on suspicion, sorrow and strife
Some people will see some wrong in our love
But we only answer to God up above
And we have our conscious to live with each day
So why should we care what some people say
Some people see wrong in everything
In books we read, in songs that we sing
Some people just look for the dark side of life
They thrive on suspicion, sorrow and strife
Some people will see wrong in our love
But we only answer to God up above
And we have our conscious to live with each day
So why should we care what some people say
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