"Look Away"
( Hootie and the Blowfish ) 

I saw her standing there 
Tears upon her cheek told me something was wrong 
I asked her what it was 
She looked away and said my daddy’s home. 

I knew what that meant 
It meant that I could never see her again 
I had seen this once before 
I didn’t wanna deal with it anymore 

Look away she said, as she turned to me 
And when I tried to hold her, I couldn’t let her be 
Let her be, Let her be 

I said why, why do you make me cry 
She said I love you so, Look away I don’t wanna know 
I saw her standing there 
Tears upon her cheek told me something’s wrong 
I said what baby 
she looked away and said my daddy’s home 

Look away she said, and she turned to me 
but darling, oh I loved her, couldn’t let her be 
Let her be, Let her be 

Look away, she said I love you so, Look Away 
Back 

"Only Lonely"
( Hootie And The Blowfish ) 

Hello again, your words they make me smile
As I drift away in my little room upstairs 
Oh I spend my nights imagining your face your touch
Then I realize how I don't even know your name 
If we could share our time would I disappoint your fantasies
But I believe that I could be the one your needing 'cause I'm 
Only lonely on the inside
Didn't mean to take away your dreams
I'm only lonely on the inside
When you close your eyes to your deepest thoughts 
And I could start to give apologies
For all the stupid things that I will say and I will do 
If we should ever cross the same place at the same time
Would your world skip a beat 'cause it was me 
And I believe that you could be the one I'm needing and I'm 
If we could share our life would I disappoint your memories
If I could give back your hopes your joys your treasures
Don't you think that I would change my world
But there's so many things trying to pull us together
And even though we're far apart I can still watch you walk away 
When you close your eyes what do you see
In your deepest thoughts what do you see
I didn't mean, I didn't mean to steal your dreams away
When you close your eyes in your deepest thoughts do you see me

(Lastogap M. Gultom)