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Bill Withers Ruby Lee Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.67/10 [12 votes]Album: 'Justments / Original Release Date: 1974Genre: R&B/SoulSong Duration: 3 min 17 sec
BILL WITHERS
- Ruby Lee LyricsStaring at shadows on the wall
Wish I knew of someone I could call
Someone who might understand it all
Ruby Lee, I show wish you was here with me.
Someone's lying with me in my bed
Some stranger who don't understand my head
Wish it was you lying here instead
Ruby Lee, I show wish you was here with me.
Drowning in a sea of pretty faces
Being quite the man about the town
Packing up and going different places
But I show miss having you around.
I listen to the noises down the hall
Think I'll move out of here in the fall
I ain't exactly having me a ball
Ruby Lee, I show wish you was here with me.
Wish I knew of someone I could call
Someone who might understand it all
Ruby Lee, I show wish you was here with me.
Someone's lying with me in my bed
Some stranger who don't understand my head
Wish it was you lying here instead
Ruby Lee, I show wish you was here with me.
Being quite the man about the town
Packing up and going different places
But I show miss having you around.
I listen to the noises down the hall
Think I'll move out of here in the fall
I ain't exactly having me a ball
Ruby Lee, I show wish you was here with me.
Facts about Ruby Lee
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Ruby Lee is written by Bill Withers, Melvin Carl Dunlap.
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It is first released in 1974 as part of Bill Withers's album "'Justments" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, Bill Withers' song 'Ruby Lee' shows a singer who feels deep longing and isolation because he wants to be with Ruby Lee who provides him comfort and understanding. The lyrics show a person who feels empty inside and wants to be with someone who understands him fully and supports him during all of his life experiences. The lyrics of Ruby Lee mainly show heartbreak and solitude and love and nostalgia and anguish. The song shows how important people feel to each other because they experience both emotional and physical separation while being unhappy with their present situation. The lyrics do not contain any explicit language, adult themes, or violence. The they express feelings of longing and nostalgia through a method that all people can understand.
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Ruby Lee falls under the genres R&B, Soul.
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Ruby Lee song length is 3 minutes and 17 seconds.
Who wrote Ruby Lee lyrics?
Ruby Lee is written by Bill Withers, Melvin Carl Dunlap.
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When was Ruby Lee released?
It is first released in 1974 as part of Bill Withers's album "'Justments" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Ruby Lee lyrics?
When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, Bill Withers' song 'Ruby Lee' shows a singer who feels deep longing and isolation because he wants to be with Ruby Lee who provides him comfort and understanding. The lyrics show a person who feels empty inside and wants to be with someone who understands him fully and supports him during all of his life experiences. The lyrics of Ruby Lee mainly show heartbreak and solitude and love and nostalgia and anguish. The song shows how important people feel to each other because they experience both emotional and physical separation while being unhappy with their present situation. The lyrics do not contain any explicit language, adult themes, or violence. The they express feelings of longing and nostalgia through a method that all people can understand.
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Which genre is Ruby Lee?
Ruby Lee falls under the genres R&B, Soul.
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How long is the song Ruby Lee?
Ruby Lee song length is 3 minutes and 17 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Bill Withers, Melvin Carl Dunlap
Record Label(s): 1974 Sony Music Entertainment
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