Q-1991: Need Help Identifying Song & Artist With Lyrics "So Many Tears I Cried For":

I need help with identifying this song, and the artist that did this song, from the year of 1991. The lyrics are:
"So Many Tears I Cried For You."

I'm not sure what the exact lyrics are, but it could either be:
"So Many Tears I Cried For You." (Correct me if I'm wrong on the lyrics.)
"So Many Tears I Tried For You."
"So Many Years I Tried For You."
"Here We Are."

It sounds like a Rock song and a Rhythm & Blues song. It is not a heavy metal song. It kind of sounds like a seventy's style song, but was done in the year of 1991. It reminds me of the song, "Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree". It kind of sounds like a seventy's show, like the Benson show. This is not a slow jam song I am talking about. It is an up-beated song.

Please help.

Sounds similar to my post further up Whats that tune......a Lenny Kravitz number form the early nineties.

Originally Posted by Mark55

Sounds similar to my post further up Whats that tune......a Lenny Kravitz number form the early nineties.

Thanks! Now I know it's a Lenny Kravitz song.

'it ain't over till it's over' -Lenny Kravitz

If you want a good song by Lenny Kravitz

Always On The Run from the Mama Said album
It can't be that bad, Slash is on it

Thanks. That's the song I was looking for. I found this song on a cassette single. It would be interesting to get it on vinyl.

Originally Posted by jamesconner

'it ain't over till it's over' -Lenny Kravitz

Fly Away by Lenny Kravitz is a good tune.
The remake song of American Woman by Lenny Kravitz is also a good tune.
The Guess Who also did a version of American Woman.
I ought to try out the Always On The Run song done by Lenny Kravitz.
I was surprised that Lenny Kravitz even did songs back in 1991.

Originally Posted by Luke of Metal

If you want a good song by Lenny Kravitz

Always On The Run from the Mama Said album
It can't be that bad, Slash is on it