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William Bell You Don't Miss Your Water Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8/10 [17 votes]Album: The Soul of a Bell / Original Release Date: 1967Genre: R&B/SoulSong Duration: 2 min 42 sec
WILLIAM BELL
- You Don't Miss Your Water Lyrics / with translationsIn the beginning
You really loved me
I was too blind
I couldn't see
But now you've left me
Oh! how I cry
You don't miss your water
Till the well runs dry
I kept you crying
Sad and blue
I was a playboy
I wouldn't be true
But when you left me
And said 'bye-bye'
I missed my water
My well ran dry
I sit and wonder
How can this be?
I never thought
You'd never leave me
But now you've left me
Oh! how I cry
You don't miss your water
Till the well runs dry
You don't miss your water
Till the well runs dry
You really loved me
I was too blind
I couldn't see
But now you've left me
Oh! how I cry
You don't miss your water
Till the well runs dry
I kept you crying
Sad and blue
I was a playboy
I wouldn't be true
But when you left me
And said 'bye-bye'
My well ran dry
I sit and wonder
How can this be?
I never thought
You'd never leave me
But now you've left me
Oh! how I cry
You don't miss your water
Till the well runs dry
You don't miss your water
Till the well runs dry
Facts about You Don't Miss Your Water
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You Don't Miss Your Water is written and performed by William Bell.
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It is first released in 1967 as part of William Bell's album "The Soul of a Bell" which includes 11 tracks in total.
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When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, William Bell's track 'You Don't Miss Your Water' shows how people only understand true value after they experience loss because the song compares this understanding to the fact that people only realize they need water when their water supply becomes unavailable. The lyrics show how people experience regret and sorrow because they fail to appreciate what they possess until it disappears from their lives. The song You Don't Miss Your Water primarily describes heartbreak and despair and angst and solitude and personal introspection. The song shows how people must experience regret and loss before they can understand the true value of their possessions. The lyrics express themes of love and loss without any profanity violence or adult content. They are suitable for all ages.
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You Don't Miss Your Water falls under the genres R&B, Soul.
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You Don't Miss Your Water song length is 2 minutes and 42 seconds.
Who wrote You Don't Miss Your Water lyrics?
You Don't Miss Your Water is written and performed by William Bell.
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When was You Don't Miss Your Water released?
It is first released in 1967 as part of William Bell's album "The Soul of a Bell" which includes 11 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind You Don't Miss Your Water lyrics?
When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, William Bell's track 'You Don't Miss Your Water' shows how people only understand true value after they experience loss because the song compares this understanding to the fact that people only realize they need water when their water supply becomes unavailable. The lyrics show how people experience regret and sorrow because they fail to appreciate what they possess until it disappears from their lives. The song You Don't Miss Your Water primarily describes heartbreak and despair and angst and solitude and personal introspection. The song shows how people must experience regret and loss before they can understand the true value of their possessions. The lyrics express themes of love and loss without any profanity violence or adult content. They are suitable for all ages.
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Which genre is You Don't Miss Your Water?
You Don't Miss Your Water falls under the genres R&B, Soul.
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How long is the song You Don't Miss Your Water?
You Don't Miss Your Water song length is 2 minutes and 42 seconds.
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You Don't Miss Your Water
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