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Billie Holiday ~ You Let Me Down


Al dubin / harry warren You told me that i was like an angel Told me i was fit to wear a crown So that you could get a thrill You put me on a pedestal And then you let me down, let me down. You told me that i'd be wearing diamonds I would have the smartest car in town Made me think that i'm the top And then you let the ladder drop You know you let me down, let me down I walked upon a rainbow I clung onto a star You had me up in heaven That's why i had to tall so far I was even looking for a cottage I was measured for a wedding gown That how i got cynical You put me on a pinnacle And then you let me down, let me down How you let me down more free lyrics

Al dubin / harry warren

You told me that i was like an angel
Told me i was fit to wear a crown
So that you could get a thrill
You put me on a pedestal
And then you let me down, let me down.

You told me that i'd be wearing diamonds
I would have the smartest car in town
Made me think that i'm the top
And then you let the ladder drop
You know you let me down, let me down

I walked upon a rainbow
I clung onto a star
You had me up in heaven
That's why i had to tall so far

I was even looking for a cottage
I was measured for a wedding gown
That how i got cynical
You put me on a pinnacle
And then you let me down, let me down
How you let me down

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