| Song | You |
| Artist | Bill Withers |
| Album | Lean On Me: The Collection |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| You want to take me to a doctor | |
| To talk to me about my mind | |
| To try to give directions to some places | |
| That I don't really want to find. | |
| Trouble in me is not related | |
| To things that I might say or do | |
| I'm really not that complicated | |
| Your good doctor friend, he oughta talk to you. | |
| I notice that he can't remember | |
| Things that he never should forget | |
| And why does he spend his evenings | |
| Smoking them funny cigarettes? | |
| I have a friend that knows your best friend | |
| He goes some places where she goes | |
| He said he saw y'all at a party | |
| Sniffing white powder up your nose. | |
| You got the nerve to call me narrow-minded | |
| ‘Cause I'm not loose and indiscreet | |
| But people lying down always get blinded | |
| By people standing on their own two feet. | |
| Life is just a shadow | |
| That I just can't seem to find sometimes | |
| But I guess I'll make it | |
| ‘Cause I found out that it's really in my mind. | |
| You shouldn't take it too seriously | |
| ‘Cause it really ain't gone' last too long | |
| You really only got two choices | |
| You can lay down and be weak | |
| Or you can stand up where you're at | |
| And still be strong. | |
| Tomorrow depends too much on today | |
| And yesterday - all that gentleman is to you is gone | |
| All you find out looking back | |
| Is the fact that both of us was wrong | |
| Both of us was wrong. | |
| You're talking right to me | |
| But you really ain't saying a thang | |
| You're pouring muddy water on me | |
| Trying to convince me it's rain | |
| You're talking to me crazy | |
| But you're trying to make me feel insane. | |
| You're like a Sunday family | |
| Digging animals in a zoo | |
| But while you're looking at monkeys | |
| Monkey's looking dead at you | |
| Two people getting done | |
| Trying to figure out who's doing who. | |
| If you're throwing dirt at people | |
| You got to get some dirt on you | |
| I got to take a tone of lies | |
| Just to get an ounce of truth from you | |
| You're like a man loving Jesus | |
| That says he can't stand a Jew. | |
| Get on down and play the dozens | |
| Talk about four folks | |
| From your mamma to your cousins | |
| You down there, | |
| You know what I'm talking ‘bout. |
| You want to take me to a doctor | |
| To talk to me about my mind | |
| To try to give directions to some places | |
| That I don' t really want to find. | |
| Trouble in me is not related | |
| To things that I might say or do | |
| I' m really not that complicated | |
| Your good doctor friend, he oughta talk to you. | |
| I notice that he can' t remember | |
| Things that he never should forget | |
| And why does he spend his evenings | |
| Smoking them funny cigarettes? | |
| I have a friend that knows your best friend | |
| He goes some places where she goes | |
| He said he saw y' all at a party | |
| Sniffing white powder up your nose. | |
| You got the nerve to call me narrowminded | |
| ' Cause I' m not loose and indiscreet | |
| But people lying down always get blinded | |
| By people standing on their own two feet. | |
| Life is just a shadow | |
| That I just can' t seem to find sometimes | |
| But I guess I' ll make it | |
| ' Cause I found out that it' s really in my mind. | |
| You shouldn' t take it too seriously | |
| ' Cause it really ain' t gone' last too long | |
| You really only got two choices | |
| You can lay down and be weak | |
| Or you can stand up where you' re at | |
| And still be strong. | |
| Tomorrow depends too much on today | |
| And yesterday all that gentleman is to you is gone | |
| All you find out looking back | |
| Is the fact that both of us was wrong | |
| Both of us was wrong. | |
| You' re talking right to me | |
| But you really ain' t saying a thang | |
| You' re pouring muddy water on me | |
| Trying to convince me it' s rain | |
| You' re talking to me crazy | |
| But you' re trying to make me feel insane. | |
| You' re like a Sunday family | |
| Digging animals in a zoo | |
| But while you' re looking at monkeys | |
| Monkey' s looking dead at you | |
| Two people getting done | |
| Trying to figure out who' s doing who. | |
| If you' re throwing dirt at people | |
| You got to get some dirt on you | |
| I got to take a tone of lies | |
| Just to get an ounce of truth from you | |
| You' re like a man loving Jesus | |
| That says he can' t stand a Jew. | |
| Get on down and play the dozens | |
| Talk about four folks | |
| From your mamma to your cousins | |
| You down there, | |
| You know what I' m talking ' bout. |
| You want to take me to a doctor | |
| To talk to me about my mind | |
| To try to give directions to some places | |
| That I don' t really want to find. | |
| Trouble in me is not related | |
| To things that I might say or do | |
| I' m really not that complicated | |
| Your good doctor friend, he oughta talk to you. | |
| I notice that he can' t remember | |
| Things that he never should forget | |
| And why does he spend his evenings | |
| Smoking them funny cigarettes? | |
| I have a friend that knows your best friend | |
| He goes some places where she goes | |
| He said he saw y' all at a party | |
| Sniffing white powder up your nose. | |
| You got the nerve to call me narrowminded | |
| ' Cause I' m not loose and indiscreet | |
| But people lying down always get blinded | |
| By people standing on their own two feet. | |
| Life is just a shadow | |
| That I just can' t seem to find sometimes | |
| But I guess I' ll make it | |
| ' Cause I found out that it' s really in my mind. | |
| You shouldn' t take it too seriously | |
| ' Cause it really ain' t gone' last too long | |
| You really only got two choices | |
| You can lay down and be weak | |
| Or you can stand up where you' re at | |
| And still be strong. | |
| Tomorrow depends too much on today | |
| And yesterday all that gentleman is to you is gone | |
| All you find out looking back | |
| Is the fact that both of us was wrong | |
| Both of us was wrong. | |
| You' re talking right to me | |
| But you really ain' t saying a thang | |
| You' re pouring muddy water on me | |
| Trying to convince me it' s rain | |
| You' re talking to me crazy | |
| But you' re trying to make me feel insane. | |
| You' re like a Sunday family | |
| Digging animals in a zoo | |
| But while you' re looking at monkeys | |
| Monkey' s looking dead at you | |
| Two people getting done | |
| Trying to figure out who' s doing who. | |
| If you' re throwing dirt at people | |
| You got to get some dirt on you | |
| I got to take a tone of lies | |
| Just to get an ounce of truth from you | |
| You' re like a man loving Jesus | |
| That says he can' t stand a Jew. | |
| Get on down and play the dozens | |
| Talk about four folks | |
| From your mamma to your cousins | |
| You down there, | |
| You know what I' m talking ' bout. |