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I Refuse to Be Lonely is the ninth studio album by American Soul singer-songwriter Phyllis Hyman. It was released posthumously in November 1995, five months after the singer's death on June 30, 1995.

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I Refuse to Be Lonely was released five months after Phyllis Hyman's terrible suicide, and it is virtually impossible to listen to this album without realizing that many of these songs more than faintly hint at the tragedy that was brewing. This immaculately produced set begins with her self-affirming, yet ultimately tragic ballad "I Refuse to Be Lonely," which finds Hyman basically crying the lyric. Not all the songs on this set are so maudlin, however. I Refuse to Be Lonely" is followed by the jazzy "Waiting for the Last Tear to Fall" and the dramatic and.

1995’s I Refuse to Be Lonely is the album Phyllis Hyman was working on when she committed suicide with a barbiturate overdose in her New York City apartment. Though the album was released almost 20 years after Hyman first became a star, its outstanding pedigree is testament to the singer’s unwavering commitment to high-caliber musicianship. Produced by the legendary duo of Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff, the songs are lush and evocative without resorting to vintage production gimmicks

I Refuse To Be Lonely. This song is by Phyllis Hyman and appears on the album I Refuse To Be Lonely (1995). I can't hold you like I want toCan't hold you to the promises you makeYou won't be here tonight or any other night. It would be a lie to say I'm not afraidBut to be afraid is something that I've always beenThe difference is this time I'm not giving in. Yes, I am alone, yes, I'm on my ownBut for the first time in my lifeI'm gonna carry on, yes, I'm gonna ache.