"Two Sides To Every Story"
Posted by Keith Wilkins on Thursday, August 4, 2011
Lyrics: Keith A. Wilkins
© copyright 2010, KAM Music Publishing
Somewhere in the suburbs in the middle of the night
a husband comes home late from work, his wife is ready for a fight
she yells “you’ve been unfaithful, I know you sleep around”
he replys “you don’t respect me, our love was built on shaky ground”
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
Somewhere in the city there lives a struggling single mom
so she strips every night in a topless club just to earn some extra income
she says “you may not respect me but I am doing the best I can"
"and I will keep on doing what it takes to support my little man”
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
(Chorus)
There’s two sides to every story it all depends on your point of view
before you judge somebody first put yourself in there shoes
so be careful what you say
it could be you that’s judged one day
remember there’s always two sides to every story
two sides to every story
Somewhere in the ghetto there’s a homeless man holding a sign
it reads “will work for food” but you don’t give him a dime
You shout “go get a job, stop being lazy with your life”
he says “I had it all once ‘till I lost my job, my house, my wife”
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
(Chorus)
There’s two sides to every story it all depends on your point of view
before you judge somebody first put yourself in there shoes
so be careful what you say
it could be you that’s judged one day
remember there’s always two sides to every story
two sides to every story
Somewhere in a high rise on the 42nd floor
there stands a man on a window ledge he says he can’t take it no more
he screams “God I’ve given you all that I had to give"
"but I guess my best wasn’t good enough and I no longer want to live"
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
(Repeat and fade)
© copyright 2010, KAM Music Publishing
Somewhere in the suburbs in the middle of the night
a husband comes home late from work, his wife is ready for a fight
she yells “you’ve been unfaithful, I know you sleep around”
he replys “you don’t respect me, our love was built on shaky ground”
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
Somewhere in the city there lives a struggling single mom
so she strips every night in a topless club just to earn some extra income
she says “you may not respect me but I am doing the best I can"
"and I will keep on doing what it takes to support my little man”
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
(Chorus)
There’s two sides to every story it all depends on your point of view
before you judge somebody first put yourself in there shoes
so be careful what you say
it could be you that’s judged one day
remember there’s always two sides to every story
two sides to every story
Somewhere in the ghetto there’s a homeless man holding a sign
it reads “will work for food” but you don’t give him a dime
You shout “go get a job, stop being lazy with your life”
he says “I had it all once ‘till I lost my job, my house, my wife”
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
(Chorus)
There’s two sides to every story it all depends on your point of view
before you judge somebody first put yourself in there shoes
so be careful what you say
it could be you that’s judged one day
remember there’s always two sides to every story
two sides to every story
Somewhere in a high rise on the 42nd floor
there stands a man on a window ledge he says he can’t take it no more
he screams “God I’ve given you all that I had to give"
"but I guess my best wasn’t good enough and I no longer want to live"
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
Remember there’s two sides to every story
two sides to every story
(Repeat and fade)