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Billy Squier ~ Whadda You Want From Me


Down in the dungeon i'm having a hard time I get my love on condition and my dewar's without lime Up in the tower you're countin' the fault lines (i say) i am who i am---whadda you want from me Long distance warfare from over the phone lines Terminal airfare--i'm crossin' the red line Can't tell the diff'rence 'tween a "wait" and a "walk" sign But you know who i am---whadda you want from me (nah yeah) You preach forgiveness but once in a dog's day Naw but nobody listens to everything you say You want the business, ya have it your own way But you know who i am---whadda you want from me Now i can't see no maybe, i can't see it at all I seen through you baby, you wanna have it all...you take me to the wall (ow!) Whadda you want from me... (i said)you know who i am---whadda you want I done what i can---take what you want I am who i am---whadda you want from me more free lyrics

Down in the dungeon i'm having a hard time
I get my love on condition and my dewar's without lime
Up in the tower you're countin' the fault lines
(i say) i am who i am---whadda you want from me

Long distance warfare from over the phone lines
Terminal airfare--i'm crossin' the red line
Can't tell the diff'rence 'tween a "wait" and a "walk" sign
But you know who i am---whadda you want from me (nah yeah)

You preach forgiveness but once in a dog's day
Naw but nobody listens to everything you say
You want the business, ya have it your own way
But you know who i am---whadda you want from me

Now i can't see no maybe, i can't see it at all
I seen through you baby, you wanna have it all...you take me to the wall
(ow!)

Whadda you want from me...

(i said)you know who i am---whadda you want
I done what i can---take what you want
I am who i am---whadda you want from me

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