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Queen ~ Leaving Home Ain't Easy


I take a step outside, and I breath the air And I slam the door, and I'm on my way I won't lay no blame, I won't call you names Because I've made my break, and I won't look back I've turned my back, on those endless games I'm all through with ties, I'm all tired of tears I'm a happy man, don't it look that way Shaking dust from my shoes, there's a road ahead And there's no way back home (no way back home) Oh but I have to say Leaving home ain't easy Oh I never thought it would be easy Leaving on your own Oh is the main thing calling me back Leaving home ain't easy On the one you're leaving home Stay my love, my love please stay Don't stray my love, what's wrong my love? What's right my love? Oh leaving home ain't easy I thought how could I think of leaving Leaving on your own Still trying to persuade me that Leaving home ain't necessarily the only way Leaving home ain't easy But may be the only way more free lyrics

I take a step outside, and I breath the air
And I slam the door, and I'm on my way
I won't lay no blame, I won't call you names
Because I've made my break, and I won't look back
I've turned my back, on those endless games

I'm all through with ties, I'm all tired of tears
I'm a happy man, don't it look that way
Shaking dust from my shoes, there's a road ahead
And there's no way back home (no way back home)
Oh but I have to say

Leaving home ain't easy
Oh I never thought it would be easy
Leaving on your own
Oh is the main thing calling me back
Leaving home ain't easy
On the one you're leaving home

Stay my love, my love please stay
Don't stray my love, what's wrong my love?
What's right my love?

Oh leaving home ain't easy
I thought how could I think of leaving
Leaving on your own
Still trying to persuade me that
Leaving home ain't necessarily the only way

Leaving home ain't easy
But may be the only way

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