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Billy Burnette ~ Didn't Start Livin'


Written by billy burnette and tony colton. Well i thought i was a bad boy Chasin' everything in sight I didn't come alive 'til the sun went down at night I thought i'd been everywhere Done everything that a man could do But i didn't start livin' Until i started lovin' you Well i've been to rome, georgia And paris, tennessee I couldn't be tied down Nothin' had a hold on me I was beginning to believe I was one of the chosen few But i didn't start livin' Until i started lovin' you You gave my life a whole new meaning More than it ever had before Since you've been my sweet angel We're knockin' on heaven's door I thought the neon nightlife Was never gonna let me be I thought that livin' on the edge Would always be my destiny I thought i'd been everywhere Done everything a man could do But i didn't start livin' Until i started lovin' you Yeah, i didn't start livin' Until i started lovin' you more free lyrics

Written by billy burnette and tony colton.

Well i thought i was a bad boy
Chasin' everything in sight
I didn't come alive
'til the sun went down at night
I thought i'd been everywhere
Done everything that a man could do
But i didn't start livin'
Until i started lovin' you

Well i've been to rome, georgia
And paris, tennessee
I couldn't be tied down
Nothin' had a hold on me
I was beginning to believe
I was one of the chosen few
But i didn't start livin'
Until i started lovin' you

You gave my life a whole new meaning
More than it ever had before
Since you've been my sweet angel
We're knockin' on heaven's door

I thought the neon nightlife
Was never gonna let me be
I thought that livin' on the edge
Would always be my destiny
I thought i'd been everywhere
Done everything a man could do
But i didn't start livin'
Until i started lovin' you
Yeah, i didn't start livin'
Until i started lovin' you

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