Well I'm learnin'
| how to love you.
| Yes I'm learnin'
| how to love you
| in my own,
| in my own
| special way.
|
| I been bad to you,
| baby, you know it.
| I been bad to you,
| baby, don't you know it,
| and sometimes
| you just can't help but show it.
|
| But I'm learnin', learnin'
| how to love you.
| Well I'm learnin', learning
| how to love you
| in-a my own,
| in my own
| special way.
|
| Day by day,
| bit by bit.
| Day by day,
| a-bit by bit,
| day by day
| in my own,
| in-a my own
| special way.
|
| It takes a little time
| to get around
| to doin' it my way.
| I'm gettin' around to it,
| bit by bit,
| in my own way.
|
| Day by day,
| a-bit by bit,
| a-bit by bit by bit by bit by bit by bit by day by day
| in my own,
| in my own
| special way.
|
| Day by day,
| a-day by day, yeah, yeah baby,
| a-bit by bit by bit by bit by bit by bit by bit day by day
| in my own,
| in my own special way.
|
| Baby,
| come on babe,
| come on babe,
| hey yeah, right now,
| every every every every every day, yeah
| in-a my own,
| in-a my own,
| in-a my own way, yeah.
| Come on babe,
| [come on babe].
|
|
| Hey, Where Are You
|
| And the raincoat shone into the sun
| as we walked down the street as one
| into the [all pleasant ?] bloom
| of a Saturday afternoon.
| And we strolled the walls and kicked our heels
| upon the grass on which we fell and sang a song
| we loved to sing so well,
| and the raindrops came on down on Sally's head
| as she cuddled up inside a coat of red and said,
| "Hey, where are you?
| Where you goin' to? yeah, yeah
| Oh, why can't I come too?
| 'stead of leavin' me here
| oh so lonely, lonely, lonely, wait on me.
| Wait on me.
| Wait on me."
|
| And into the trees and forest we did roam,
| the way we danced into the sparkling foam shining our light into the days of blooming wonder,
| and the gray man at the bus station raised his head into the sky and said, "Have you got your ticket?" I said, "I got it, how?
| But I got it." "Pass on through the swingin' barrier now."
| And the raindrops came on down on Sally's head
| and she cuddled up inside a coat of red and said,
| "Hey, where are you?
| Where you goin' to?
| Why can't I come too?
| instead of leavin' me here
| oh so lonely,
| oh so lonely, lonely,
| lonely, just wait on me.
| Wait on me, babe.
| I can't keep up, I can't keep up, I can't keep up.
| Hey fellas,
| a-wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute,
| I can't keep up.
| Wait a minute, wait a minute,
| you gotta stop,
| wait on me.
| Wait on me.
| I can't keep up, I can't keep up, I can't keep up, you gotta
| wait on me, wait on me, wait on me, wait on me, wait on me, yeah, yeah.
| Wait a minute, wait a minute,
| hey, hey, hey, yeah,
| hold on,
| you gotta stop.
| I can't keep up, can't keep up, I can't keep up, you gotta,
| hey, yeah,
| hold on, hold on,
| wait on me.
| Wait on me.
| Wait on me, wait on me, wait on me, wait on me, wait on me, wait on me, wait on me, wait on me, yeah, yeah, alright.
| Baby, baby.
|
| Don't go,
| please don't go.
| Please don't go.
|
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| Bit By Bit
| Van Morrison |
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