Do It Again
Air Supply · Love And Other Bruises
I used to watch you walk away
Till the road you take would bend
I was the man to turn you on
And you knew it after all
Come tomorrow when I'm all weary
You would turn me down again
At least that's the way I can remember
(Chorus)
Do it again, Do it again, Do it again
Do it again, Do it again, Do it again
Every single word you told me got home
I'm still thinking about them
Every little secret we should have known
And we can't live without them
You surely started something
You surely gave me something new
(Chorus)
And I do think about you each now and then
And each time it gets tighter
From the road I can see the last break
And my head's getting lighter
You surely started something
You surely gave me something...you
(Chorus)
You surely started something
You surely gave me something ...you
(Chorus)
Till the road you take would bend
I was the man to turn you on
And you knew it after all
Come tomorrow when I'm all weary
You would turn me down again
At least that's the way I can remember
(Chorus)
Do it again, Do it again, Do it again
Do it again, Do it again, Do it again
Every single word you told me got home
I'm still thinking about them
Every little secret we should have known
And we can't live without them
You surely started something
You surely gave me something new
(Chorus)
And I do think about you each now and then
And each time it gets tighter
From the road I can see the last break
And my head's getting lighter
You surely started something
You surely gave me something...you
(Chorus)
You surely started something
You surely gave me something ...you
(Chorus)
Do It Again
Do It Again is a track by the Australian pop duo Air Supply, appearing on their 1985 album Love And Other Bruises. The song fits within the group's signature smooth pop sound, characterized by lush harmonies and melodic arrangements that became central to their late 1980s catalog. As part of this period, the recording reflects the duo's established style of romantic balladry and polished production. While the album contains several well-known titles, Do It Again serves as a representative example of the group's approach to crafting accessible, radio-friendly pop music during this era of their career.