You can have the house Girl all I want you to leave me is alone You can have the money You can have every penny that I will make from this here song Don't act surprised it ain't like you didn't know It's been a long long time comin' and it's time for me

We're on fire now We are on fire I don't care what people say when we're together You know I wanna be the one to hold you when you sleep I just want it to be you and I forever I know you wanna leave So c'mon baby be with me Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

Don't leave me now I've been waiting so long I'm not feeling so strong Did you get all you want? Did you see the whole show? So where's all the fun That we used to know? As the memories fade Way out of view

I don't want to leave her now You know I believe and how I don't know, I don't know Something in the way she moves Attracts me like no other lover Something in the way she woos me Somewhere in her smile she knows That I don't need no other lover

When he was eight years old Johnny's daddy was taking him fishin' Little girl came through the front gate Holdin' a fishin' pole His dad looked down and smiled He said, "We can't leave her behind" "Son, I know you don't want her to go But someday you'll

Don't get your hopes up, don't Pick me up, I'm on the coast Rides with you are sensual Now you dreamin' 'bout me while you sleeping When you wake up I'm the reason Eager for me like the weekend Whatchu want, whatchu been needing? I'll leave tonight so

Leave it all up in the air Ada, Ada, Ada Ada, don't talk about reasons Why you don't want to talk about reasons Why you don't wanna talk Now that you got everybody you consider sharp All alone, all together, all together in the dark Ada, I can hear the

But I can't let you go We used to love and party Now all we do is argue I tell myself I don't want you no more So much love and hurt And hate, people screaming it won't work Time to time I say I'm gonna leave Damn the world, it's just me and my girl

Through the middle of the night unknown And I'll ride The sun has opened up my eyes And I don't want to leave your side For that lonesome road But here I go Climbing back behind the wheel of 50 feet of chrome and steel and a load They need in Chicago

So dry your weeping eyes I will never leave, no I don't never want to hear you say that again Baby I'm not going nowhere Look at me, you understand me? Now, what gave you the silly idea that I'm about to leave Girl who you been listening to? They must be