No one knew
Where he came from
He never knew himself
Call her ma
Call him pa
But he was born to someone else
No one fooled
Or messed him around
Cause they were all afraid
Ain't no lies
Ice in the eyes
Of Leroy Kincaid

[Chorus]
Cold hearted man
One time lover heart in his hand
Cold hearted man
And you can't trust nothing you don't understand
Cold hearted man
Cold hearted man

Like a snake
He had no friends
He didn't need no one
Hurt his pride
Deep inside
He was another mother's son
Reputation
Broken glass
Everybody prayed
For their lives on the street
Where they happened to meet
Leroy Kincaid

[Chorus]

Sometimes you can't see
The other side
It's too well hidden
For the naked eye
One time lover
With his heart in his hand
Two time loser
A broken man

Cold hearted man


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Cold Hearted Man Lyrics as written by Malcolm Mitchell Young Angus Mckinnon Young

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    amazing song

    ac/aeroon November 25, 2008   Link
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    yes good song

    davogorson July 20, 2009   Link
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    Strange that this song got so few comments. It's a different style than other AC/DC songs but still great and Bon's singing is awesome as always.

    Buwaaon April 18, 2012   Link
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    real mean

    jmasl7on August 24, 2012   Link

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