Alone In This World
Faith Evans · Other Songs - Faith Evans
I don't know how I'm still standing on my feet
So turned around and incomplete
I'm not that happy woman that I used to be
Oh, please tell me what did you mean
When you said that you were mine, you knew that was a line
But in your heart you know the truth
And I'm trying to forget
All the things you put me through (Oh baby)
I never thought you'd turn your back
And walk away from love like that
While I was holding on to you
All you did was let me go
I never thought I would regret
The way I felt when we first met
And now I'm standing here
Alone in this world, alone
It's over now, we can't go on
In my eyes I thought that you could do no wrong
It's no surprise we both belong
Because of you my heart's singing a sad song
Oh, please tell me what did you mean
When you said that you were mine, you knew that was a line
But in your heart you know the truth
And I'm trying to forget
All the things you put me through (Oh baby)
I never thought you'd turn your back
And walk away from love like that
While I was holding on to you
All you did was let me go
I never thought I would regret
The way I felt when we first met
And now I'm standing here
Alone in this world, alone
I can't believe our love is over now
Where did love go
And why did I believe that we would be together forever
Now it's all a memory
I never thought you'd turn your back
And walk away from love like that
While I was holding on to you
All you did was let me go
I never thought I would regret
The way I felt when we first met
And now I'm standing here
Alone in this world, alone
I never thought you'd turn your back
And walk away from love like that
While I was holding on to you
All you did was let me go
I never thought I would regret
The way I felt when we first met
And now I'm standing here
Alone in this world, alone
Alone In This World
Faith Evans delivers a soulful rendition of 'Alone In This World,' a track that underscores her signature ability to blend R&B sensibilities with heartfelt vocal delivery. The recording reflects the emotional depth characteristic of her work during the mid-to-late 1990s, a period where she established herself as a prominent voice in contemporary soul music. While the specific album placement for this track remains unlisted, it aligns with the thematic exploration of solitude and resilience found in her broader discography, including releases like 'Keep the Faith.' The song stands as a testament to her capacity to craft intimate, resonant performances that resonate with listeners seeking authentic expression within the genre.