Tower of Strength - Gene McDaniels

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Tower of Strength Lyrics

If I were a tower of strength, I'd walk away
I'd look in your eyes and here's what I'd say
"I don't want you, I don't need you, I don't love you any more"
And I'd walk out that doorYou'd be down on your knees
You'd be calling to me
But a tower of a-strength is a-something
I'll never beIf I were a tower of strength, I'd watch you cry
I'd laugh at your tears and tell you goodbye
"I don't want you, I don't need you, I don't love you any more"
And I'd walk out that doorYou'd be down on your knees
You'd be calling to me
But a tower of a-strength is a-something
I'll never be"I don't want you, I don't a-need you, I don't love you any more"
And I'd walk out that doorYou'd be down on your knees, ah, huh
You'd be calling to me
But a tower of a-strength is a-something
I'll never be

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Gene McDaniels

Born Eugene Booker McDaniels, a name he used in later life, in Kansas City on February 12, 1935, Gene was a former gospel singer, signed to Liberty Records in the early 1960's where he scored American hits with original version of "Tower Of Strength" (covered successfully in the UK by Frankie Vaughan) and "A Hundred Pounds Of Clay", a UK hit for Craig Douglas. However, his influence on UK copyists brought him on a nationwide cinema tour with Gary U.S. Bonds and Johnny Burnette as well as an appearance in "It's Trad Dad", one of a series of pop-based movies of the time.

Read more about Gene McDaniels on Last.fm.

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