The Replacements
The Replacements
The Replacements
The Replacements
The Replacements
The Replacements
The Replacements
The Replacements
The Replacements
The Replacements
The Replacements
“Black Diamond” is the sixth song on the Replacements' third album, Let It Be.
It’s a cover of the Kiss song.
Lead singer Paul Westerberg (and presumably, the rest of the band as well) grew up on Kiss and still has a certain nostalgic reverence for the band. But the cover has equally as much to do...
[Intro]
Out on the street for a living
You know it's only begun (ooh ooh ooh)
They've got you under their thumb
[Verse 1]
Out on the street for a living
Gee, it's only begun
Doing everything I can, babe
And now you're under their thumb
[Chorus]
Ooh, black diamond
Ooh, black diamond
[Verse 2]
Out on the street for a country
And it's only a dream
Got other people marching
And it's only a way
[Chorus]
Ooh, black diamond
Ooh, black diamond
[Verse 3]
Out on the street for a living
And it's only begun
Regardless a street or a country
They got you under their thumb
[Chorus]
Ooh, black diamond
Ooh, black diamond
Black Diamond was written by Paul Stanley.
Black Diamond was produced by Steve Fjelstad & Peter Jesperson & Paul Westerberg.
The Replacements released Black Diamond on Tue Oct 02 1984.