Karaoke Track: She Is His Only Need by Wynonna Judd (Monster Hits)

Billy was a
Small town loner
Who never did dream

Of ever leovin&#39;
Southern Arizona

Or ever hearing

Wedding bells ring

He never had

A lot 0&#39; luck

With ihe ladies
But he sure had a lot
0&#39; good workin&#39; skills

Never cared about

Climbin&#39; any ladder

He knew the way

And a small cafe
Found the will

He met Miss Bonnie

And a IiHIe bit of her

Was a lime too much

A few movies
And a few months later

The feelin&#39; got
Strong enough

He didn&#39;t own a car
So if music been love

I drove &#39;em up town
For 0 dia mond

Thafs when
He started goin&#39;

Over the line,
Workin&#39; overtime

But he loved her
And he iusi kept goin&#39;

Overboard,
Over the limit to afford

To give her things

He knew she wanted

&#39;Ca use without her

Where would he be

See, ifs not for him
She is his only need

Ring on her finger
And one on the ladder

A new promotion
Every now and then

Bonnie worked uniil
She could n&#39;f fie her apron
And stayed at home

And had
The first of Mo children

My how
The time did fly

The babies grew up
And moved away

And leH &#39;em siHin&#39;
On the frontL porch rockin&#39;

And Billy watchin&#39;

Bonnie&#39;s hair turn gray

And every once in awhile
You could see him get up
And he&#39;d head downtown
&#39;Cause he&#39;d heard about
Someihin&#39; she wanted

And if iusf had to be found
Did n&#39;f maHer how simple
Or how much is was love

And boy, ain&#39;t that love
Just someihin&#39;

When ifs strong enough
To keep a man goin&#39;

Over the line,
Workin&#39; overtime

To give her things
Just to hear her say
She don&#39;t deserve &#39;em

But he loved her
And he just kept goin&#39;
Overboard,

Over the limit
To afford

To give her things
He knew she wanted

&#39;Cause without her
Where would he be

You see ifs not for him

She is his only need
His only need

Just for her
His only need

Wriuen By D. Loggins.

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