Alimony

Brian Tatler / Karl Wilcox / Nick Tart

Listen baby
Our love has fallen apart
How can you let this be?
Till death do us part?
A promise you just couldn't keep
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
Baby why you being so blind
Why don't you just see?
There's one life under this sun
I gotta find a new relief
Now the debt man's coming and the hound dog's bark
Breaking these chains aint a stroll in the park
Out in the cold and it's breaking my heart

Hey now listen baby
Don't worry about the money
It's a fifty, fifty split
But if I pay you alimony, how am I suppose to live, yeah
Hey, hey, how am I suppose to live

Now the tax man thinks I've got something to hide
A job that was cash in hand
Your wife said now you aint getting along
She's gonna find herself a better man
Hold on little lady, your moving way to fast
I just wanted a break, to bring the good times back

Don't worry about the money
It's a fifty, fifty split
If I pay you alimony, how am I suppose to live
Don't worry about the money
It's a fifty, fifty split
If I pay you alimony, how am I suppose to live, yeah
I'm down on my knees
You got me begging, please
Cause I can't live
I can't live

Trivia about the song Alimony by Diamond Head

When was the song “Alimony” released by Diamond Head?
The song Alimony was released in 2005, on the album “All Will Be Revealed”.
Who composed the song “Alimony” by Diamond Head?
The song “Alimony” by Diamond Head was composed by Brian Tatler, Karl Wilcox, and Nick Tart.

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