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Artist/Band:
Ben Harper
Lyrics for Song: Walk Away
Lyrics for Album: Live From Mars [2001]
Oh, no
Here comes that sun again
That means another day
Without you, my friend
And it hurts me to look into the mirror at myself
And it hurts even more to have to be with somebody else
And it's so hard to do
And so easy to say
But sometimes, sometimes
You just have to walk away
Walk away
So many people to love in my life
Why do I worry about one?
But'a you put the happi- in my -ness
You put the good times into my fun
And it's so hard to do
And so easy to say
But sometimes, sometimes
You just have to walk away
Walk away
And head for the door
We've tried the goodbyes
So many days
We walk in the same direction
So that we could never stray
They say if you love somebody
Then you have got to set them free
But I would rather be locked to you
Than live in this pain and misery
They say that time will make all this go away
But it's time that has taken my tomorrows
And turned them into yesterdays
And once again, that rising sun is a droppin' on down
And once again, you, my friend, are nowhere to be found
And it's so hard to do
And so easy to say
But sometimes, sometimes
You just have to walk away
Walk away
And head for the door
You just walk away
Walk away
Walk away
Just walk on, walk on
Turn and head for the door
You just walk away
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Walk Away - Ben Harper
Ben Harper's 'Walk Away' stands as a pivotal moment in his discography, showcasing his signature blend of blues, jazz, and acoustic guitar mastery. Recorded for the 2001 live album 'Live From Mars,' the track captures the raw energy and improvisational depth characteristic of Harper's performance style during that era. The song reflects his ability to weave complex musical structures with emotive storytelling, drawing from the rich traditions of American roots music while pushing the boundaries of contemporary acoustic rock. As a staple of his live repertoire, the recording highlights his technical proficiency and emotional connection with the audience, cementing his status as a vital voice in modern blues and folk fusion. |
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| Album Lyrics: Live From Mars [2001] |
Ben Harper
"Live From Mars [2001]"
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