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Alan Parsons ~ Damned If I Do


(lead vocal - lenny zakatek) I ain't got a heart of stone I'm hurtin' more now than i've ever known If you mean the things you said I'm gonna wind up outa my head Can't sleep alone at night I just can't seem to get it right Damned if i do Damned if i don't but i love you I don't want to tie you down Don't need a reason to have you around But each time you walk away Don't be suprised if i ask you to stay Can't sleep alone at night I just can't seem to get it right Damned if i do And i'm damned if i don't but i love you I said i'm damned if i do And i'm damned if i don't cause i love you I ain't got a heart of stone You haven't left me a mind of my own But it's got such a hold on me I don't think i could ever be free How can i survive I'm fighting to keep myself alive I'm damned if i do Damned if i don't but i love you Can't seem to see the light I've done everything but i can't get it right Damned if i do Damned if i don't but i love you more free lyrics

(lead vocal - lenny zakatek)

I ain't got a heart of stone
I'm hurtin' more now than i've ever known
If you mean the things you said
I'm gonna wind up outa my head
Can't sleep alone at night
I just can't seem to get it right
Damned if i do
Damned if i don't but i love you

I don't want to tie you down
Don't need a reason to have you around
But each time you walk away
Don't be suprised if i ask you to stay
Can't sleep alone at night
I just can't seem to get it right
Damned if i do
And i'm damned if i don't but i love you
I said i'm damned if i do
And i'm damned if i don't cause i love you

I ain't got a heart of stone
You haven't left me a mind of my own
But it's got such a hold on me
I don't think i could ever be free
How can i survive
I'm fighting to keep myself alive
I'm damned if i do
Damned if i don't but i love you
Can't seem to see the light
I've done everything but i can't get it right
Damned if i do
Damned if i don't but i love you

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