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Bonnie Raitt ~ I'm On Your Side


Baby, won't you come and tell me Tell me what we're gonna do...yeah, baby I've tried everything I know just to, Just to try and get along with you Wake up in the morning and already You are aimin for a fight No matter what I say or do I'm never gonna get it right But ain't we gettin kind of tore down Always layin it on the line I don't think that when they called it love This what they had in mind (Chorus) (Hey) Baby, don't you know that I'm on your side All you got to do now, darlin... Take my little heart and open wide Hey baby, I know we can work it out Might take a little mojo workin, baby But ain't that what love is all about? Hey, Baby, must be somethin bout this push and pull makes me wonder if we stir it up... just to make sure things'll never get dull. Come on baby take the gloves off and then untie those shoes I got something more tantalizin For you left and right to do (Chorus) more free lyrics

Baby, won't you come and tell me
Tell me what we're gonna do...yeah, baby
I've tried everything I know just to,
Just to try and get along with you
Wake up in the morning and already
You are aimin for a fight
No matter what I say or do
I'm never gonna get it right

But ain't we gettin kind of tore down
Always layin it on the line
I don't think that when they called it love
This what they had in mind

(Chorus)
(Hey) Baby, don't you know that
I'm on your side
All you got to do now, darlin...
Take my little heart and open wide
Hey baby, I know we can work it out
Might take a little mojo workin, baby
But ain't that what love is all about?

Hey, Baby, must be somethin bout this
push and pull
makes me wonder if we stir it up...
just to make sure things'll never get dull.

Come on baby take the gloves off
and then untie those shoes
I got something more tantalizin
For you left and right to do

(Chorus)

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