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Bonnie Raitt ~ The Road's My Middle Name


i told you once the day we met I wouldn't be your queen. Your little darlin', sweet coquette Just wasn't my routine You've been around enough to know There's really no one else When i hear that siren call, baby I just can't help myself I gotta go I hope you'll understand I love you so Want you to be my man I hear it callin' Sound so sweet and plain I gotta go, baby, 'cause the road's my middle name Well, it's hard enough to love someone When they're right close to home Don't you think i know it's hard, honey To squeeze the sugar from the phone Guess the road is in my blood 'cause i'm my daddy's kid Just have to learn how to let me go Just like my momma did I gotta go, I hope you'll understand Oh, i love you so Want you to be my man I hear it callin', baby Sound so sweet and plain I gotta go 'cause the road's my middle name Here it come And it sounds so sweet and plain I gotta go 'cause the road's my middle name I gotta go 'cause the road's my middle name Oooh, i gotta go, darlin' 'cause the road's my middle name more free lyrics

i told you once the day we met
I wouldn't be your queen.
Your little darlin', sweet coquette
Just wasn't my routine
You've been around enough to know
There's really no one else
When i hear that siren call, baby
I just can't help myself

I gotta go
I hope you'll understand
I love you so
Want you to be my man

I hear it callin'
Sound so sweet and plain
I gotta go, baby,
'cause the road's my middle name

Well, it's hard enough to love someone
When they're right close to home
Don't you think i know it's hard, honey
To squeeze the sugar from the phone

Guess the road is in my blood
'cause i'm my daddy's kid
Just have to learn how to let me go
Just like my momma did

I gotta go,
I hope you'll understand
Oh, i love you so
Want you to be my man

I hear it callin', baby
Sound so sweet and plain
I gotta go
'cause the road's my middle name

Here it come
And it sounds so sweet and plain
I gotta go
'cause the road's my middle name
I gotta go
'cause the road's my middle name
Oooh, i gotta go, darlin'
'cause the road's my middle name

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