Seems like every time you try to walk into my life I feel the same
You're so cold and now you say you can't explain
But you're the one I want and now you say it's my fault anyway
As if you didn't know you break my heart each day.

And every time you leave me here,
A part of me goes too, and now I know.

You took my love and tore it apart
It was over before it could even start
I love everything about you
From the tip of your tongue
To the bottom of your jet black heart

I need you baby more than anything I've ever felt before
And when I tell you this feels like I hit the floor
I ist up all night thinking of a way to make you feel this way
There's nothing I can do, I see you walk away

And every time you leave me here,
A part of me goes too, I hope you know.

You took my love and tore it apart
It was over before it could even start
I love everything about you
From the tip of your tongue
To the bottom of your...

Jet back heart- you don't know that you are everything to me
That's something you can't see
Jet black heart- you're the only one that's killing me inside
I need you to stay alive

And every time you leave me here,
A part of me goes too, and now you know.

And of your jet black heart
And of your jet black heart
And of your britt black heart


Lyrics submitted by love_wont_last

Jet Black Heart Lyrics as written by Del Shannon

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    This song is obviously about someone in a failing relationship, they feel trapped by their partner. They want to levae because they know that it will only hurt more to stay, but they love the other person to much to jsut abandon them. They also feel like its them doing alll the work, keeping the relationship together. Awesome song =D!

    love_wont_laston August 05, 2006   Link

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