Tears
Bee Gees · One [1989]
Knowing I was in above my head
For all that I could see, I never saw the truth
Now I'm alone
Heaven only knows how much I'm missing you
Knowing I had heaven in my hands
And there will be tears, tears are mixed with rain
Keeper of my flame
Time and tide is on my side, it stands forever
There will be nights of love and yes there will be tears
I will not sleep tonight
There will be tears tonight
I will not sleep tonight
There will be tears
The silent telephone, the turning of the key
You're still inside of me, I'm not ashamed
For all that I can do, I can't forget your face
I call your name
Heaven only knows what I've been crying for
And all I've done to keep this love alive
Even through my tears, tears are mixed with rain
Keeper of my flame
I will pray you're on my side, it stands forever
There will be nights of love and yes there will be tears
I will not sleep tonight
There will be tears tonight
I will not sleep tonight
There will be tears
Soon there will be tears rollin' down my world
Keeper of my flame
Time and tide is on my side, it stands forever
There will be nights of love and yes there will be tears
I will not sleep tonight
There will be tears tonight
I will not sleep tonight
There will be tears
I will not sleep tonight
There will be tears tonight
I will not sleep tonight
There will be tears
I will not sleep tonight
There will be tears tonight
I will not sleep tonight
There will be tears
I will not sleep tonight
Tears
Released in 1989, Tears stands as a poignant song in the Bee Gees' later discography, appearing on the album One. The track captures the group's enduring ability to blend emotional depth with polished production, reflecting the introspective tone that characterized their work during this period. While the brothers had previously defined the disco era, this recording demonstrates their continued relevance and adaptability within the pop landscape. The song serves as a testament to their collaborative songwriting process, offering a moment of vulnerability amidst a catalogue of hits. It remains a significant piece for fans exploring the band's evolution beyond their most commercially dominant years, showcasing the vocal harmonies and melodic sensibilities that have long defined their musical identity.

