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Belinda Carlisle ~ Always Breaking My Heart


Is this what you want Every finger points at me This might be funny If it wasn't such a tragedy After a while It gets harder to smile And pretend that things are ok So when you need the in the middle of the night I won't be there cos you're always breaking my heart You're always breaking my heart You always tear it apart Yeah oh yeah So cross yourself now Get down on your knees and pray But no powers from heaven Could ever take the darkness away I've tried climbing the walls But you've built them too tall So it's time i walk away now (walk away now) And when you call me in the middle of the night (of the night) There's no one there cos you're always breaking my heart You're always breaking my heart You always tear it apart Yeah yeah yeah Reach out a hand to hold Ain't it sad when the distance grows Two hearts cling to their fates Remember that first embrace But i can't worry anymore more free lyrics

Is this what you want
Every finger points at me
This might be funny
If it wasn't such a tragedy
After a while
It gets harder to smile
And pretend that things are ok

So when you need the in the middle of the night
I won't be there cos you're always breaking my heart
You're always breaking my heart
You always tear it apart
Yeah oh yeah

So cross yourself now
Get down on your knees and pray
But no powers from heaven
Could ever take the darkness away
I've tried climbing the walls
But you've built them too tall
So it's time i walk away now (walk away now)

And when you call me in the middle of the night
(of the night)
There's no one there cos you're always breaking my heart
You're always breaking my heart
You always tear it apart
Yeah yeah yeah

Reach out a hand to hold
Ain't it sad when the distance grows
Two hearts cling to their fates
Remember that first embrace
But i can't worry anymore

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