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Black Crowes ~ No Use Lying


Written by: r. robinson & c. robinson You come in the room and you close the door And you let me see what you're really here for Then you lay me down in an unmade bed And you show me things that aren't easily said Working in circles and twisting away Making it hard to breathe Touching my skin I don't want it to end I'm gone and you can't catch me Chorus: There's no use lying Because i've heard all your bullshit before You've said your old line for the very last time Don't want you round my backdoor She says my name and it takes me away A kiss on my brow and i'm here to stay When the clock chimes twelve And we're down on the floor She tells me things i've never heard before Working in circles and twisting away Making it hard to breathe Touching my skin I don't want it to end I'm gone and you can't catch me Chorus more free lyrics

Written by: r. robinson & c. robinson

You come in the room and you close the door
And you let me see what you're really here for
Then you lay me down in an unmade bed
And you show me things that aren't easily said
Working in circles and twisting away
Making it hard to breathe
Touching my skin
I don't want it to end
I'm gone and you can't catch me

Chorus:
There's no use lying
Because i've heard all your bullshit before
You've said your old line for the very last time
Don't want you round my backdoor

She says my name and it takes me away
A kiss on my brow and i'm here to stay
When the clock chimes twelve
And we're down on the floor
She tells me things i've never heard before
Working in circles and twisting away
Making it hard to breathe
Touching my skin
I don't want it to end
I'm gone and you can't catch me

Chorus

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