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Bonnie Raitt ~ Guilty


Yeah baby, i've been drinking, And i shouldn't come by i know But i found myself in trouble darling, And i had nowhere else to go Got some whiskey from a bar man, Got some cocaine from a friend I just had to keep on moving, Till i was back in your arms again ---- Well i'm guilty, yeah i'm guilty, I'll be guilty for the rest of my life How come i never do, What i'm supposed to do How come nothing that i try to do ever turns out right ---- Well you know how it is with me baby, You know i just can't stand myself It takes a whole lot of medicine, For me to pretend to be somebody else. more free lyrics

Yeah baby, i've been drinking,
And i shouldn't come by i know
But i found myself in trouble darling,
And i had nowhere else to go

Got some whiskey from a bar man,
Got some cocaine from a friend
I just had to keep on moving,
Till i was back in your arms again
----
Well i'm guilty, yeah i'm guilty,
I'll be guilty for the rest of my life
How come i never do,
What i'm supposed to do
How come nothing that i try to do ever turns out right
----
Well you know how it is with me baby,
You know i just can't stand myself
It takes a whole lot of medicine,
For me to pretend to be somebody else.

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