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Bonnie Raitt ~ Meet Me Half Way


You come home late from work, baby You wonder why it ain't on the table After the day that I've had I don't believe I'm able You give me every little reason in the book But there's one thing that I think you've overlooked you say you're tired, well so am I Baby you've got to try and Meet halfway or we ain't gonna make it, baby Meet halfway if you want to get it right Meet halfway cause I ain't gonna take it, baby Meet halfway in the middle of the night Our love is kind of stalled, baby But it aint about the sex I'd trade the roses and the negligees If we could just connect I go deeper when you look into my eyes There's a place where neither one of us can hide And it's up to us to reinvent the game Love it when you call my name and Meet halfway, ain't no doubt about it, baby Meet halfway, and we're halfway home Meet halfway, got to scream and shout it, baby Meet me halfway and I'll shake you to the bone more free lyrics

You come home late from work, baby
You wonder why it ain't on the table
After the day that I've had
I don't believe I'm able

You give me every little reason in the book
But there's one thing that I think you've overlooked
you say you're tired, well so am I
Baby you've got to try and

Meet halfway or we ain't gonna make it, baby
Meet halfway if you want to get it right
Meet halfway cause I ain't gonna take it, baby
Meet halfway in the middle of the night

Our love is kind of stalled, baby
But it aint about the sex
I'd trade the roses and the negligees
If we could just connect

I go deeper when you look into my eyes
There's a place where neither one of us can hide
And it's up to us to reinvent the game
Love it when you call my name and

Meet halfway, ain't no doubt about it, baby
Meet halfway, and we're halfway home
Meet halfway, got to scream and shout it, baby
Meet me halfway and I'll shake you to the bone

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