Lyrics to Lose My Mind. I see you walking, through the rain and I see the water covering your tear drops on your face. But you don’t know what it feels like to fall in love with you No you don’t know what it’s like when you can’t go back

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You lose all the opportunities you two could’ve been and all the things she was doing for you. And when reality finally hits you, it can get a bit overwhelming-truth be told. When you lose a good girl you lose someone who believed in you. See, she was always there to cheer for you. She was the one who put all her faith in you and who would never let you give in. She believed in you, she pushed you forward and she was always there to catch you when you fell. She never let you lose faith in yourself and you could’ve been so much more with her, but you gambled that away. But she stopped herself before you got the best of her. Because she saw you aren’t worth it. She realized you’ll only break her and you’re only going to take her love and use it but never give anything in return.

When you have lost someone you love - I mean really, truly loved - you start to notice grief in other people. I know I did. Even something as simple as uttering the sentence that you lost your person, the reaction you get can tell so much. I can tell from how people respond and the look they get in their eyes if they have lost someone too. You start to recognize each other like you are part of some terrible club. If I had to put the look in their eyes into a word - even though there really isn’t one - it would be tired. Grief can make you so terribly tired  . When we mourn, we often forget that we did not just lose them, we lost part of ourselves too. The person we could have been with them, and the future that we now don’t get the chance to have are gone. It is hard to be left behind, a part of you buried with them.

When you get older, plainer, saner Will you remember all the danger We came from? Burning like embers, falling, tender Longing for the days of no surrender Years ago And will you know. Wish that I could see the machinations Understand the toil of expectations In your mind Hold me like you never lost your patience Tell me that you love me more than hate me All the time And you're still mine. So smoke 'em if you got 'em 'Cause it's going down All I ever wanted was you Let's take a drink of heaven This can turn around. Let's raise a glass or two To all the things I've lost on you Oh-oh Tell me are they lost on you?

Songs have been written about every topic imaginable, but the best ones - from swooning '50s ballads to contemporary club bangers - have been penned about the ups and downs of being in love. We are counting down the top 50 Hot 100 hits with a form of the word "love" in the title. The romantic tunes cover all seven decades of the Hot 100's history, ranging from 1958's "To Know Him Is to Love Him" by the Teddy Bears to 2011's "We Found Love" by Rihanna. It was his ninth No. 1 and the first single to top five different Billboard charts.

Love Train was featured on The O'Jays' sophomore album Back Stabbers. It was written & produced by Kenny Gamble & Leon Huff. The song became the O'Jays' first and only number one pop hit, topping the Billboard Hot 100 for a week in March of 1973. It also topped Billboard’s Best Selling Soul Singles chart for four weeks. It was also certified Gold by the RIAA. You can find them listed on this page underneath the title of the song!