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Bonnie Raitt ~ Shake A Little


In the shadow of your father Sweet brown eyes of the one i love I can't wait another minute baby To do the things that we never done Everybody gets hungry sometimes Your love is like a kettle on In the shadow of your father Guess i get a little sad sometimes Shake a little for me baby Take me to the water when my well runs dry Shake a little for me baby Just a little now Just a little now Everybody gets lonely sometimes Guess a stranger is a friend in need In the shadow of this new york skyline All these stories looking down on me Everybody feels the water rising Could go on to her enjoy the ride Ah when you're dancing for me now baby I don't feel so small against the tide Shake a little for me baby Take me to the water when my well runs dry Shake a little for me baby Shake a little for me baby Take me to the water when my cup runs dry Shake a little for me baby Just a little now Just a little now Just a little now more free lyrics

In the shadow of your father
Sweet brown eyes of the one i love
I can't wait another minute baby
To do the things that we never done
Everybody gets hungry sometimes
Your love is like a kettle on
In the shadow of your father
Guess i get a little sad sometimes

Shake a little for me baby
Take me to the water when my well runs dry
Shake a little for me baby
Just a little now
Just a little now

Everybody gets lonely sometimes
Guess a stranger is a friend in need
In the shadow of this new york skyline
All these stories looking down on me
Everybody feels the water rising
Could go on to her enjoy the ride
Ah when you're dancing for me now baby
I don't feel so small against the tide

Shake a little for me baby
Take me to the water when my well runs dry
Shake a little for me baby
Shake a little for me baby
Take me to the water when my cup runs dry
Shake a little for me baby
Just a little now
Just a little now
Just a little now

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