| Ain’t no sunshine when he’s gone
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| It’s not warm when he’s away, Lordy, Lordy
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| But ain’t no sunshine when he’s gone
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| And Lord knows this house just ain’t no home
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| Anytime he goes away, yeah, away, yeah yeah
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| I wonder, I wonder this time where has he gone, oh, yes I do
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| Somebody tell me this time, where has he gone? |
| Oh Lord
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| You know that, you that it ain’t no sunshine when he’s gone
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| And Lord, my house just can’t be a home
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| When he goes away, yeah
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| And don’t you know that I know, I know, I know, I want you to believe I know
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| Said I know, you don’t have to tell me
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| Don’t you know I know
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| That I gotta leave that young man alone
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| 'Cause ain’t no sunshine when he’s gone, hey, hey, yeah
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| You know what? |
| Ain’t no sunshine when he’s gone, oh
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| All I see is darkness every day, yeah, yeah, yeah
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| There ain’t no sunshine when he’s gone
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| And Lord knows this house ain’t no home
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| Anytime he goes away, oh yeah
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| Anytime that man goes away, Lord, Lord, for one day
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| What am I supposed to say? |
| Yeah
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| Somebody, somebody tell me what do I do when this man goes away? |
| Yeah yeah
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| Tired of being alone
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| I gotta get myself somewhere without a man to make me a home
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| Don’t you know I need somebody, yes I do, yes I do
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| 'Cause I know, I know, I know |