Dio - The Last In Line (Deluxe Edition)

Eat Your Heart Out - Live At Spokane Coliseum / 1984

Well, it's been a long hot road I've been upon
Through the desert of your soul
I've looked high and low for water
But it's not there, no, no

And all the promises of springtime
Turned to lies so cold
But I'm stronger than you know
And I've come to let you go

Go eat your heart out
You've been a bad, bad girl
You've been hungry all of your life
So eat it out

I've been a prisoner just locked away
Inside your velvet jail
It don't matter at all
Some things can grow without the light, all right

Spinning cages for her pleasure
Weaving chains to hold the prize
Magic moments with the jailer
All on fire and then he dies

Eat your heart out
You've been a bad, bad girl
You've been hungry all of your life, yeah

We speed across emotion
And then we lose our hold
We turn on wheels of passion
That we can't control

And all the promises of springtime
Turned to lies so cold
But I'm stronger than you know
And I've come to let you go

Go eat your heart out
You've been a bad, bad girl
You've been hungry all of your life
So eat your heart out

Eat your heart out
You've been a bad, bad girl
You've been hungry all of your life
So eat it out

Eat your heart out
Run to the shadows and hide
Eat your heart out

Spinning cages for her pleasure
Weaving chains to hold the prize
Magic moments with the jailer
All on fire then he dies, then he dies, then he dies

Credits
Writer(s): Vivian Patrick Campbell, Ronnie James Dio, Vincent Appice, Jimmy Bain
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