Lay Your Love On The Line
Bay City Rollers · Other Songs - Bay City Rollers
I ain't gonna lose out a second this time
Taking it high leaving it low
Make it the fast lane I'm taking this time
Friends and lovers soon discover
It's a fact of time
That no matter what your strata
What was yours is mine
For putting your love on the line
I ain't gonna scream ain't gonna lose
All this tension is driving me high
Taking a crash I'm gonna win
I'm gonna lose her I'll never say die
Hear me, see me
Watch me feel me leave the rest behind
Trust no body know what's mine
I will break your mind
Now carry your love on the line
You can't take your loving on time
Carry your love on the line
Take all my chances this time
Carry your love on the line
I'm gonna lose, you're gonna find
I'm gonna break out this passion of crime
Walking the line, walking the line
And what was once yours will be mine
Hear me, see me
Watch me feel me leave the rest behind
And no matter what your strength
I won't hide this time
If you lay your love on the line
Oh yeah
Now can't lay your love on the line
Can't take your love out of time
Carry your love on the line
Take all my chances this time
Now carry your love on the line
Can't take you love out of time
Carry your love on the line
Carry your love on the line
About Lay Your Love On The Line
Bay City Rollers' "Lay Your Love On The Line" stands as a quintessential example of their early 1970s glam rock and pop sound, characterized by polished production and catchy melodies. Released during the height of the British Invasion, the track exemplifies the band's signature style, blending upbeat rhythms with romantic themes that resonated deeply with audiences across Europe and the United States. As a staple of their discography, the song reflects the era's emphasis on youthful exuberance and polished pop aesthetics, cementing the group's status as one of the most successful acts of the decade. Its enduring appeal lies in its infectious energy and the band's ability to craft radio-friendly hits that defined a specific moment in music history.