Changes

Album: Vol. 4 (1972)
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  • I feel unhappy
    I feel so sad
    I've lost the best friend
    That I ever had

    She was my woman
    I love her so
    But it's too late now
    I've let her go

    I'm going through changes
    I'm going through changes

    We shared the years
    We shared each day
    In love together
    We found a way

    But soon the world
    Had its evil way
    My heart was blinded
    Love went astray

    I'm going through changes
    I'm going through changes

    It took so long
    To realize
    And I can still hear
    Her last goodbyes

    Now all my days
    Are filled with tears
    Wish I could go back
    And change these years

    I'm going through changes
    I'm going through changes Writer/s: John Osbourne, Terence Butler, Tony Iommi, William Ward
    Publisher: Onward Music Limited, T.R.O. INC., UBEM (União Brasileira de Editoras de Música)
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 2

  • AnonymousI love this song it’s so beautiful
  • AnonymousBeautiful song. I can play it on the piano. It’s in the key of c major, which is all the white keys, and nothing else.
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