Letra de Tower Of Strength de Gene McDaniels

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<intro trombone>if i were a tower of strength, i'd walk awayi'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 dooryou'd be down on your kneesyou'd be calling to me-eebut a tower of a-strength is a-something <huge gulp>i'll never be<more trombone>if i were a tower of strength, i'd watch you cryi'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 dooryou'd be down on your kneesyou'd be calling to me-eebut a tower of a-strength is a-something <huge gulp>i'll never be<brief trombone interlude>"i don't want you, i don't a-need you, i don't love you any more"and i'd walk out that dooryou'd be down on your knees, ahh-huhyou'd be calling to me-ee-eebut a tower of a-strength is a-something <huge gulp>i'll never be<trombone concludes with overlaid "ooh, ooh, ooh's"