Tower Of Strength- Artist: Gene McDaniels As Sung On "A Hundred Pounds Of Clay And Other Hits"- EMI America Records 4XLL-9279- Peak Billboard Position # 5 In 1961- Words And Music By Burt Bacharach And Bob HilliardIf I Were A Tower Of Strength, I'd Walk AwayI'd Look In Your Eyes And Here's What I'd Say"I Don't Want You, I Don't Need You, I Don't Love You Any More"And I'd Walk Out That DoorYou'd Be Down On Your KneesYou'd Be Calling To Me-eeBut A Tower Of A-strength Is A-something I'll Never BeIf I Were A Tower Of Strength, I'd Watch You CryI'd Laugh At Your Tears And Tell You Goodbye"I Don't Want You, I Don't Need You, I Don't Love You Any More"And I'd Walk Out That DoorYou'd Be Down On Your KneesYou'd Be Calling To Me-eeBut A Tower Of A-strength Is A-something I'll Never Be"I Don't Want You, I Don't A-need You, I Don't Love You Any More"And I'd Walk Out That DoorYou'd Be Down On Your Knees, Ahh-huhYou'd Be Calling To Me-ee-eeBut A Tower Of A-strength Is A-something I'll Never Be