The song Nobody Likes Sad Songs is performed by Ronnie Milsap in the album named 40 #1 Hits in the year 2000 .
You've seen the way I entertain a crowd
I use to pack 'em in for miles around
And I play the happy songs that made 'em smile
Why'd you want to go and change my style?
Nobody like sad songs, the ones about goodbyes
Songs about broken hearts with tears in your eyes
Nobody like sad songs, since you went away
Seems like sad songs are all I can play
The crowd gets restless and they drift away
Lately no one wants to hear me play
I tried to do the songs I use to do
Ah, but then I think of you
And nobody like sad songs, the ones about goodbyes
Songs about broken hearts with tears in your eyes
Nobody like sad songs, since you went away
Seems like sad songs are all I can play
The boss just told me, "Ronnie, things aren't going well"
He's gonna let me go, I can tell
He said, "What happened son, you had it made
Why'd you change the way you played"
'Cause, nobody like sad songs, the ones about goodbyes
Songs about broken hearts with tears in your eyes
Nobody like sad songs, since you went away
Seems like, seems like sad songs are all I can play
Nobody like sad songs, the ones about goodbyes
Songs about broken hearts with tears in your eyes
Nobody like sad songs, since you went away
And it seems like sad songs are all I can play
Nobody like sad songs, the ones about goodbyes
Songs about broken hearts
Ronnie Milsap - 40 #1 Hits
- I'd Be A Legend In My Time
- Too Late To Worry Too Blue To Cry
- Just In Case
- What Goes On When The Sun Goes Down
- I'm A Stand By My Woman Man
- Let My Love Be Your Pillow
- Only One Love In My Life
- Let's Take The Long Way Around The World
- Nobody Likes Sad Songs
- Why Don't You Spend The Night
- My Heart
- Cowboys And Clowns
- There's No Getting Over Me
- Any Day Now
- He Got You
- Stranged In My House
- Show Her
- Still Losing You
- In Love
- Make No Mistake She's Mine
- Don't You Ever Get Tired (Of Hurting Me)
- A Woman In Love
- Since I Don't Have You
- Livin' On Love
- Time, Love & Money