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Black Crowes ~ Losing My Mind


Written by: r. robinson & c. robinson Every time i fall I bring you along Because i need you there Every time i leave For my selfish things I know i'm wrong No matter what i want to believe Nothing like this comes easily Chorus: I love you, yes i love you Even though i know i should stay away Because i hate you, yes i hate you Even though it looks like i'm going to stay And i think that i'm losing my mind My time in the dark Was tearing me apart And that's not okay A man of blood and bones Alone on his throne Could walk away Oh how your web has been spun And i'm out of my mind And it ain't no fun more free lyrics

Written by: r. robinson & c. robinson

Every time i fall
I bring you along
Because i need you there
Every time i leave
For my selfish things
I know i'm wrong

No matter what i want to believe
Nothing like this comes easily

Chorus:
I love you, yes i love you
Even though i know i should stay away
Because i hate you, yes i hate you
Even though it looks like i'm going to stay
And i think that i'm losing my mind

My time in the dark
Was tearing me apart
And that's not okay
A man of blood and bones
Alone on his throne
Could walk away
Oh how your web has been spun
And i'm out of my mind
And it ain't no fun

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