You See Me Cryin
Aerosmith · Toys In The Attic
You see me crying I'm back to the lost and found
Honey what'cha done to your head
Honey was the words that I said
Honey what'cha done to your head
Honey was the words that I said
You see me crying say you're a ladies man
You see me crying I'm so hard to understand
Honey what'cha done to your head
Honey was the words that I said
Honey what'cha done to your head
Honey was the words that I said
You see me crying please say you'll stick around
And I got to be your lover honey let me take you to town
And I'll show you everything that I know
And I'll never ever let you down
'Cause my love is like a merry-go-round
Honey what'cha done to your head
Honey was the words I said
Honey what'cha done to your head
Honey was the words I said
Aaahh...
You See Me Cryin'
You See Me Cryin' stands as a standout track on Aerosmith's 1975 breakthrough album, Toys in the Attic. The song captures the band's signature hard rock sound, blending gritty vocals with a driving rhythm that defined their early career. As part of a record that revitalized the group's fortunes, the track showcases the raw emotional intensity and bluesy undertones that became hallmarks of their style. It remains a testament to the band's ability to craft anthemic rock during a pivotal era in their discography. The recording highlights the chemistry between the band members, delivering a powerful performance that resonates with fans of classic rock. This work continues to be celebrated for its contribution to the enduring legacy of one of America's most influential rock groups.