I lent you a hand but you never gave it backnYou said you had grown very fond of my fingersnThe way that the touch of the tips of them lingersnAnd you couldn’t possible part with them nownYou carried them around, in your ha-andbagnnAnd I lent you a light when everything around you was black – ahnI lent you a light when everything round you was bla-acknYou lit your cigarette – ts – ts – ts and then you leftnnAnd you needed a place to put your handnI said you could borrow my hipsnYou needed a place to put your kissesnI said you could use my lipsnnI lent you a shoulder, a shoulder to lean upon - ahnI said you could keep it until you were feeling strongnYou’re taking advantage of my kind loan nYou carry it round town, pass it off as your ownnAnd everyone thinks that you’re so very kindnBut nobody knows that, that shoulder is my-i-inen nAnd you needed a place to put your headnI said you could lay it right herenYou were looking for something to do,nWith all those things that trouble younI said I will lend you an earnnDo do – do do - do do – do do n(Worst of all, I gave you my he-art)nDo do – do do - do do – do do n('Cause yours wasn't working too good)nDo do – do do - do do – do do n(I am not spare parts for you to use and you to lose)nDo do – do do - do do – do do nDo do – do do - do do – do do nDo do – do do - do do – do do nDo do – do do - do do – do do nDo do – do do - do do – do do nDo do – do do - do do – do do nnYou use me and you lose me, yeah you do.