ly17

Larry Norman's lyrics
For IE 4 users you will have scroll bars here
Netscape users will need to use the "up" and "down" buttons instead
Use the scroll bar to see the width of the picture

I was born and raised an outlaw
in a land that once was free
1960s-1990s
LYRICS
Courtesy of Larry Norman

"Phydeaux site"
HIDE HIS HEART It's like a foreign movie where the lights are dim
He's in love with her, but she can't see him.
It makes him sometimes feel like he don't exist
But the memories linger of the times they kissed.
He still loves her and it's tearing him apart
And he don't know whether to hide his heart.
It's like a book he read that Jane Austen wrote
When she's near his heart starts bumping inside his throat
Well he's a wounded man and a suffering fool
But love is mercurial and life is cruel.
He loves her and it's tearing him apart
And he don't know whether to hide his heart.
He don't know whether to hide his heart.
And when he drives past the Tower of London
Or walks down the Champs Elysees
Or has lunch with Jackie Onassis
His mind is a million miles away
He feels so tres deshabille
He loves her he loves her
And it's tearing him apart.
He don't know whether to hide his heart.
He don't know whether to hide his heart.
So now she's found somebody that she loves more
And he's an outtake on the cutting room floor.
She's an actress who has quit the stage
He's a mystery novel with a torn out page
She is leaving and it's tearing him apart
He don't know whether to hide his heart.
He don't know whether to hide his heart.
He don't know whether to hide his heart.
She makes him feel so ordure blanc.

Lyrics- Hymn to the last generation
forward to
page 18

Lyrics-He really loves you
back to
page 16
Courtesy of Larry Norman "Phydeaux site"

More stuff
from Larry!
(Notes, music, pictures)

Larry Norman
- Notes

Larry Norman
- Lyrics

to Larry
Norman's site

to the lyrics summary

to John's
holy hole

To lyrics
index

JESUS CAME

News
Weather
E-mail us!

Search
the internet

Explore
communities
people find

Get SmartLinks from LookSmart (sm)