Why
Bee Gees · Other Songs - Bee Gees
Gotta let my love surround you
Can't go down without a fight
And I won't hurt you girl, I promise you
It's the pain , I'm living for you
It's a broken dream but I still adore you
Why , why ,when the feelings gone
(you can't explain, we live in sun, we live in rain)
Free me or leave me
I will always forgive you
For you are my moments and you are my hours
Forever I live you
Love me or lose me
You will be my desire
There ain't nobody taking this heart that you're breaking
And no one can take me no higher
There is a reason why this world is round
There's a fire all around you
I'm just following the light
I'll never be the one to make you cry
It's the tears I'm crying for you
I'm a broken man but I still adore you
Why , why when the women's gone
(you can't explain, we live in sun, we live in rain)
Free me or leave me
I will always forgive you
For you are my moments and you are my hours
Forever I live you
Love me or lose me
You will be my desire
There ain't nobody taking this heart that you're breaking
And no one can take me much higher
Free me or leave me
I will always forgive you
For you are my moments and you are my hours
Forever I live you
Love me or lose me
You will be my desire
There ain't nobody taking this heart that you're breaking
And no one can take me much higher
Free me or leave me..... (fade out this verse)
Why
Why stands as a poignant song in the Bee Gees' expansive discography, capturing the group's signature blend of soulful harmonies and emotive storytelling. Released during a period of significant artistic evolution, the track showcases the brothers' ability to convey deep vulnerability through their distinctive vocal interplay. While often associated with their later disco-infused era, this recording highlights the enduring pop sensibilities that defined their early career. The song's melodic structure and lyrical depth reflect the band's commitment to crafting timeless ballads that resonate across generations. As part of their broader catalogue, Why exemplifies the Bee Gees' capacity to explore themes of love and introspection, cementing their status as one of the most influential acts in popular music history.