Grand Funk Railroad - Love Is Dyin' with Lyrics

From Grand Funk's official site
Album "Born to Die" 1976
Jan-76 LP Born to Die US Capitol - E-ST 11482
This was originally intended to be the last GFR album. The band reunited to record the album Good Singin' Good Playin' later that year so they could work with Frank Zappa.

Don Brewer: Drums, Percussion, Vocals
Mark Farner: Guitar, Vocals
Mel Schacher: Bass
Craig Frost: Keyboards, Vocals
Jimmie Hall: Saxophone, Harmonica
Donna Hall: Background Vocals
Engineer: Jack Sherdel
Assistants: Kevin "On Time" Ayers and Joseph Barbaria
Producer: Jimmy Ienner
Art Direction and Photography: Lynn Goldsmith
Cover Painting: Jean-Paul Goude


Lyrics:

You say that this is the end,
And I feel the knife cut off my right hand.
You may not care right now,
But if it's over, it's done and I won't turn around.

Love is dyin'.
There ain't no use in cryin'.

You oughta know me better than that,
I really love you if that's where it's at.
I really love you but I won't be back,
Oh how I love you, I love you but I won't be back.

A dreamer of dreamers I have always been,
And this time there won't be no givin' in.
Chances are we could change our minds,
But I don't think I can make it another time.

Love is dyin'.
There ain't no use in cryin'.

You oughta know me better than that,
I really love you if that's where it's at.
I really love you but I won't be back,
Oh how I love you, I love you but I won't be back.

Love is dyin'.
There ain't no use in cryin'.

I really love you if that's where it's at.
I really love you but I won't be back,

Love is dyin'.
There ain't no use in cryin'.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Grand Funk Railroad
• Born to Die
• Love is Dyin'
• Love is Dying
• Mark Farner
• Don Brewe
• Craig Frost
• Alan Boguslavsky
• Donna Hall
• Jimmie Hall
• Mel Schacher
• Born
• to Die
• Grand Funk
• Rock
• Jimmy Ienner
• 1976

[ROCKKERFAT]

I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!!!

GFR FOREVER

[BohemianConspiracy]

this one... pfff... shit this one is a real contender for the tittle of my fave Grand Funk song ever... but i'm no sure... there's so many other great classic... even in that same "Born to die " album... the guitar sound is unbeatable in this album... a lot of people like their early stuff...but for me i think (for the moment) Born to Die and Good SIngin Good Playin' are my fave GFR albums... their 2nd "Grand Funk" with the red cover is a top good rocker too...

[everusD]

con esta rola finalmente me mandaron al diablo despues de una noche loka, como habia tenido otras, en brazos eventuales. cuando kise regresar con el mismo choro de lo siento, no volverá a pasar, así me respondio: Oh how i love you but i won´t be back!!! SOPAS MAESTRO!!!... y me kedé en la completa soledad, y con resaca! como kiera es una rola matona!!!

[TheJetfighter666]

@sheddski Born To Die came out in Jan, 1976. It was their last album for Capitol. They were going to call it quits, But did one more for M.C.A. Good Singin'.Good Playin That also came out in 1976 [ Aug ] Dude, I lived through this and remember it very clear. Mark's first solo album came out in 1977. Capitol put out "Grand Funk Hits "in Oct 1976. Where did you get your info?? I have been a fan since I was 14 in 1970. I'll be 55 in Feb. They get better every time I hear them!!!!!!!!!

[jason75]

Superb song, beats are great and the lyric.

[sirshuar]

good song lol

[sheddski]

THIS ALBUM ACTUALLY CAME OUT IN 1977 BUT WAS RECORDERED IN 1976 THEY PUT IT OUT AFTER THEY CALLED IT QUITS IN 77

[MultiGFR]

HEY GUYS THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST TUNES ON THE BTD LP BUT WHAT ABOUT DUES OR BORN TO DIE ITS SELF JUST REALLY GREAT TUNES HERE NO COMMENTS ON THEM HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM? WHY?

[Jagger336th]

this song got me through a tough time when my woman left me for a deadbeat loser

[TheJetfighter666]

Love it !

[himycatsdead]

I hear where Paul Stanley of KISS got a lot of his ideas on how a song should sound!