The Man I Saw Yesterday

(Bob Boyes)

This lyric looks at how most, if not all, how people change in life, sometimes by choice, sometimes by illness; mental or physical.

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VERSE 1 You don't look or say that much these days. Your clothes and chat not as cool as they were. The world around you, you've lost touch! Your long sad face, your long empty stir! VERSE 2 Do you find it hard to take notice, When words are being spoken to you? I think your problems get you down! Have you lost the interest of willlingness To converse with the world all around? Do we all have our issues to address? CHORUS 1 'Cause i don't see the man i saw yesterday. I see such a different man today. Did something happen along your way To see how you are today? 'Cause i don't see the man i saw yesterday. VERSE 3 AS 1 CHORUS 2 AS 1 BRIDGE 1 We all fall down and get up. We all lose and find our way. We all get fed up - to feeling good! Minds' are not fully understood! CHORUS 3 'Cause i don't see the man i saw yesterday. I see such a different man today. And something did happen along my way To see how i am today. 'Cause i don't see the man i saw yesterday. OUTRO: Do we all have issues to address? 'Cause i don't see the man i saw yesterday.

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