Aimee

Ozzy Osbourne

Tell me what do I do about it? 
When you break down and cry. 
I try to give you all my love and affection. 
Please believe me I tried. 
Aimee, I know i've been unkind. 
I guess I wasn't much of a friend. 
Oh Aimee, let's leave it all behind. 
'Cos I'm gonna love you, i'm gonna love you, i'm gonna love you 'til the end. 

Aimee, there is so much you gived me, 
so much to live for. 
When feeling down you just turning around, 
and the pain isn't there anymore. 

Aimee, I know i've been unkind. 
I guess I wasn't much of a friend. 
Oh Aimee, let's leave it all behind. 
'Cos I'll always love you, i'll always love you, i'll always love you 'til the end. 

(Angel in the night) Gonna be my angel in the night. 
(Angel in the night) Gonna be my angel in the night. 
(Aimee) Gonna be my angel in the night. 

Don't ever tell me lies, 
'cos i'll always be your friend. 
And i'm gonna love you, i'm gonna love you, i'm gonna love you 'til end. 

So tell me what do I do about it? 
When you break down and cry. 
I try to give you all my love and affection. 
Please believe me I tried. 

Aimee, I know i've been unkind. 
I guess I wasn't much of a friend. 
Oh yeah Aimee, let's leave it all behind. 
'Cos I'm gonna love you, i'm gonna love you, i'm gonna love you 'til the end. 

(Angel in the night) Gonna be my angel in the night. 
(Angel in the night) Gonna be my angel in the night. 
(Aimee) Gonna be my angel in the night. 

Please be my angel in the night. I'll always be your angel.
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