| Two o’clock sunday and I’m all alone
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| Here without nothin' to say
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| I wish you would tell me that you didn’t mean
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| The things that you said yesterday
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| Sometimes a woman needs more than nothin'
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| To keep her from goin' astray
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| But you come home every evenin'
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| Make me think leavin' is the only thing to keep from goin' insane
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| Angels don’t work for nothin'
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| I ain’t askin' for silver or gold
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| Oneday you’ll wake up to find that I’ve left you behind
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| And it’ll just be 'cause you were so cold
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| Now I’ve always wondered why love is like money:
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| When you need it the most, it’s all gone
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| It’s not like I’m askin' for a fist full of diamonds
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| Every night when you come back home
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| But I’ve raised your 5 children, put food on the table
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| So don’t you think sometime you might
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| Close your eyes and just kiss me, whisper you miss me
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| Before you lay down and shut out the light
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| Angels don’t work for nothin'
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| I ain’t askin' for silver or gold
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| Oneday you’ll wake up to find that I’ve left you behind
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| And it’ll just be 'cause you were so cold
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| Ohhh, it’ll just be 'cause you were so. |
| Cold
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| Angels don’t work for nothin'
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| I ain’t askin' for silver or gold
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| Oneday you’ll wake up to find that I’ve left you behind
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| And it’ll just be 'cause you were so cold
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| Oh, lord, it’ll just be 'cause you were so cold
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| Ohhh, lord, it’ll just be. |
| 'Cause you were so cold |