Tower Of Strength lyrics

Artist  : Gene McDaniels 
Song : Tower Of Strength
 


Tower Of Strength

- Artist: Gene McDaniels
as sung on "A Hundred Pounds Of Clay and Other
Hits"
- EMI America Records 4XLL-9279
-
peak Billboard position # 5 in 1961
- Words
and Music by Burt Bacharach and Bob
Hilliard



If I were
a tower of strength, I'd walk away
I'd look in
your eyes and here's what I'd say
"I don't
want you, I don't need you, I don't love you any
more"
And I'd walk out that door

You'd
be down on your knees
You'd be calling to
me-ee
But a tower of a-strength is a-something

I'll never be



If I were a tower of strength,
I'd watch you cry
I'd laugh at your tears and
tell you goodbye
"I don't want you, I don't
need you, I don't love you any more"
And I'd
walk out that door

You'd be down on your
knees
You'd be calling to me-ee
But a tower
of a-strength is a-something 
I'll
never be



"I don't want you, I don't
a-need you, I don't love you any more"
And I'd
walk out that door

You'd be down on your
knees, ahh-huh
You'd be calling to
me-ee-ee
But a tower of a-strength is
a-something 
I'll never
be



Transcribed by Robin
Hood

These lyrics were transcribed from
the specific recording mentioned above
and do
not necessarily correspond with lyrics from other
recordings, sheet
music, songbooks or lyrics
printed on album jackets.