Hyman's next album, "Prime of My Life", released in 1991, again on Philadelphia International, was the biggest of her career. It included her first number-one R&B hit as well as her first "Billboard" Top 100 hit, "Don't Wanna Change the World". The album provided two more top 10 R&B singles in "Living in Confusion" and "When You Get Right Down to It", and the less successful "I Found Love". Just over a year later, she appeared one last time on a Norman Connors album, singing the title song, "Remember Who You Are", which became a minor R&B hit. "Prime of My Life" has sold 454,000 copies to date. The album and debut single were both RIAA certified Gold in 1992. In November 1995, five months after her death, Hyman's ninth studio album, "I Refuse to Be Lonely", was released, also a journey into her personal life and death. Both the title track and the single "I'm Truly Yours" became minor R&B hits.