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Yesterday Man
Written by Roz Bell & James Robertson

Baby, I’ll be loving you long after the rain
Has washed away your memory and watered down the pain
I know that I’ve been playing in the streets a little late
I’ve done some foolish shit, I know I’ve made a few mistakes

Chorus:
But I don’t wanna be your yesterday man
Baby, could you let me back in

I’m so lonely, not only when you leave me, oh, oh (2x)

The street’s a little colder when you’re all up on my mind
I can’t keep on pretending like I’m truly satisfied
I’m not a fucking rock, you know, I feel these troubles too
So don’t keep on playing like it’s all about you

Chorus:
Cause I don’t wanna be your yesterday man
Baby, could you let me back in

I’m so lonely, not only when you leave me, oh, oh (2x)

Hush, we can’t keep livin’ this way
We was supposed to be mad lovers, not just tricks of the trade
I’m in a rage, but I can’t let my feelings show
There’s more to life than falling hard then waking up all alone, ya know?
You used to let me know life wasn’t hard
Now I’m scarred by the lies that’s been told to my heart
Cause life ain’t nothing but a birth and a death
And I’m stuck in the middle, still struggling for breath

I’m so lonely, not only when you leave me, oh, oh
I’m so lonely, not only when you leave me, oh, oh (2x)

相关资料：Roz Bell是一位来自加拿大的新人创作歌手，高中以前他创作的歌都是HIP-HOP，自从得到一把吉他之后，他就改变了创作方向。他的歌是很典型的新时代流行乐，个性相当鲜明，有点滑稽，有点小聪明。和以前的流行音乐不同，现在这种流行乐更加有点像独立流行，一把小吉他一口随意的哼唱。

简介
Roz Bell is a Canadian singer-songwriter. Roz Bell, born Kevin Rosaire Bellemare, was raised in Holland Landing, Ontario, Canada, a small farming community north of Toronto. Bell grew up listening to a wide variety of music which influenced him, from the country music favored by his parents to pop hits of the 1980's. In the late 1980's Bell discovered hip-hop, and started writing rap songs at age 13. He became interested in rock music early in high school, and bought his first guitar at the age of 14. In 1998, Bell moved to Toronto, where he immersed himself in the city's diverse music scene and began to pursue a career in music. These many influences would eventually come together in the creation of Bell's first album, The First Sunbeams, released on Universal Records in September 2007. The album was produced almost entirely by James Robertson (Esthero, Skye Sweetnam) and was mixed by Neal Pogue (Outkast, Citizen Cope, Transplants).

01. Cali, Cry
02. Yesterday Man (I'm So Lonely)
03. The First Sunbeams (Interlude)
04. Love In The Back
05. Papercut
06. I Used To Love Her
07. A Girl Named Crush
08. In The Bathroom
09. Jesus Janey
10. Feels Like Love
11. Fly On A Feelin' (Interlude)
12. She's So Excitable
13. We'll Always Have The Rain
14. The Greatest Tragedy