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Bob Seger ~ Tryin' To Live My Life Without You


I used to smoke five packs of cigarettes a day It was the hardest thing to put them away I drank four or five bottles of wine I kept a glass in my hand all the time. Breakin' those habits was hard to do But it's nothin' compared to the changes That you put me through Tryin' to live my life without you, babe Is the hardest thing I'll ever do Tryin' to forget the love we once shared Is the hardest burden I'll ever bear I had the worst reputation in town For chasin' all the women around I thought changin' my way of living was hard to do But it's nothing campared to the cahnges That you've put me through I've done everything I've tried to do But it's gonna take a miracle to get me over you Tryin' to live my life without you, babe Is the hardest thing I'll ever do Tryin' to forget the love we once shared Is the hardest burden I'll ever bear (Bob Seger) From the Live LP "Nine Tonight" Recorded live at the Boston Garden, October 6, 1980 more free lyrics

I used to smoke five packs of cigarettes a day
It was the hardest thing to put them away
I drank four or five bottles of wine
I kept a glass in my hand all the time.
Breakin' those habits was hard to do
But it's nothin' compared to the changes
That you put me through

Tryin' to live my life without you, babe
Is the hardest thing I'll ever do
Tryin' to forget the love we once shared
Is the hardest burden I'll ever bear

I had the worst reputation in town
For chasin' all the women around
I thought changin' my way of living was hard to do
But it's nothing campared to the cahnges
That you've put me through
I've done everything I've tried to do
But it's gonna take a miracle to get me over you

Tryin' to live my life without you, babe
Is the hardest thing I'll ever do
Tryin' to forget the love we once shared
Is the hardest burden I'll ever bear

(Bob Seger)

From the Live LP "Nine Tonight"
Recorded live at the Boston Garden, October 6, 1980

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