100 lyrics for "He said to me"

You don't know how hard it can be Now my only company's a half full glass of wine Leave me no choice but to plot my revenge It's been so long Since I've held your hand Said you wouldn't be home late tonight I gave up waiting at seventeen past midnight
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If all it is is eight letters When I close my eyes Why is it so hard to say? Why am I in my own way? Why do I pull you close I've said those words before but it was a lie And you deserve to hear them a thousand times And then ask you for space You know
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We ordered up one more bottle of wine You told me your story and I thought about mine You said when you lost her you lost everything It all started having a familiar ring So I asked you to take me some place quiet We wound up at the river for the rest of
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Don't you worry baby I'm like Detroit, I'm crazy Detroit, I'm crazy I'm like Funkadelic said it best I think you know the rest Time don't stand a chance against this motor madness Find me in the suburbs and The shadow of decay Rolling rings of rubber and
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Since I met you Baby I'm happy as a man can be Well since I met you Baby You made a new man out of me I used to wake up in the morning with an aching head I couldn't remember anything I'd said My friends told me I was gun outta line If it wasn't for you
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I ain't as good as I once was, But I'm as good once, as I ever was. But there was a time, Back in my prime, I ain't as good once was, She said I've seen you in here before, I said I've been here a time or two, She said hello my name is Bobbi Jo Meet my
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Through all the hardship, you know you're a friend of mine The kind that lasts a lifetime Yeah we got friendship 'Cause we got friendship Said what's wrong my old time friend Something's bothering you Tell me what the problem is I'll see what I can do
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This is your last chance to find a go-go dance to disco now Forget what they said in Soho, leave the "Oh, no"s out Believe me, Natalie, listen, Natalie Please believe me, Natalie, listen, Natalie And believe me, Natalie, listen, Natalie This is your last
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So love me mother, and love me father, and love my sister as well So love me mother, and love me father, and love my brother as well The sea said goodbye to the shore so the sun wouldn't notice The seaweed that wrapped its arms around you The carpet on
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