Millie Jackson I Cry Lyrics

Uhm, uuhm, uhuhm; I Cry
Uhm, uuhm, uhuhm; I Cry

I saw a man lying on the Street
I could not figure it out why
People walked pass without seeing
That the man was about to die
When I called for help, no one came
Because they did not want to get involved
The problem seemed that no one believed
The situation can be solved and

I cry – baby, I cry (2X)

When you try to do for your child
Whatever you can do
The problem is you cannot
Because you know,
The kids are not smiling for you
Now, we bring our kids up here
Because we know that, they need education
The guard tells us there are no schools
Because people do not want integration I cry – baby, I cry (2X)

We read the news everyday
Do not think that happens to you
But nobody reads about the blues
That heals the things that we go through
We did not ask to be on the Welfare
We did not ask to be on the streets
Our babies did not ask us to come here
But here got to we – Now, I cry; I cannot help but cry

I cry; I cry
Every morning I cry – why do not you see what is going
on – you all?
I cry, no – no; I cannot help but cry
Why do not you listen what I am saying this evening?
Why do not you get yourself together?

I cry, no – no; I cry

Who wrote I Cry lyrics?

I Cry is written by Matthew Naples, Raeford Godfrey Gerald, Gary D. Byrd, Leslie Pridgen.

When was I Cry released?

I Cry is first released in 1973 as part of Millie Jackson's album "It Hurts So Good" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.

Which genre is I Cry?

I Cry falls under the genres R&B, Soul.

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