Stop The Tears
Air Supply · The Earth Is...
I stopped seeing all of our old friends
I don't go to places that you've been
I stopped talking about you
Started living without you
But there's just one thing i don't understand
How do i stop the tears
How am i supposed to deal with this
How do i stop the tears
Do i get over you in a week or two
When i been lovin' you for years
Everybody thinks that i'm so strong
They don't know what i go through when i'm alone
I start thinkin' about you
Goin' crazy without you
But i stop myself and i hang up the phone
How do i stop the tears
How am i supposed to deal with this
How do i stop the tears
Do i get over you in a week or two
When i been lovin' you for years
One day you'll call me up goin' crazy
Too late you'll want me back
You'll be sayin', you'll be sayin'
How do i stop the tears
How am i supposed to deal with this
How do i stop the tears
Do i get over you in a week or two
When i been lovin' you for years
I don't go to places that you've been
I stopped talking about you
Started living without you
But there's just one thing i don't understand
How do i stop the tears
How am i supposed to deal with this
How do i stop the tears
Do i get over you in a week or two
When i been lovin' you for years
Everybody thinks that i'm so strong
They don't know what i go through when i'm alone
I start thinkin' about you
Goin' crazy without you
But i stop myself and i hang up the phone
How do i stop the tears
How am i supposed to deal with this
How do i stop the tears
Do i get over you in a week or two
When i been lovin' you for years
One day you'll call me up goin' crazy
Too late you'll want me back
You'll be sayin', you'll be sayin'
How do i stop the tears
How am i supposed to deal with this
How do i stop the tears
Do i get over you in a week or two
When i been lovin' you for years
Stop The Tears
Released on the 1981 album The Earth Is..., "Stop The Tears" stands as a quintessential example of Air Supply's early soft rock and new wave sound. The track features the band's signature blend of smooth vocals and melodic instrumentation, characteristic of their work during the early 1980s. As part of their growing catalogue, the song exemplifies the romantic ballad style that defined their discography and contributed to their enduring popularity. It remains a staple of their live performances and a recognizable song in their body of work, reflecting the era's polished pop-rock aesthetic.