Breeze

Lyrics
She was really good-looking, really good at cooking Not good at living alone So she took the boy in, gonna keep him for a weekend But let him stay on 'Cause it felt a lot better with someone there to let her Get up and go to work and be sittin' there Waitin' for her when she came home Somebody that she could wait on Well, he knew he couldn't love her but he thought a lot of her And he didn't want to see her hurt So he tried to tell the woman, "You're holdin' on to something And it's gonna get nothing but worse" He was just a musician only wishin' He could be a sideman in a country band Playin' in a country band Can't you hear that sad song he's singing? Breeze, you oughta find somebody better than me Yeah, breeze, you oughta find somebody better than me Baby, won't you please go out and find somebody better than me? Who's better than me He found a steady job pickin', she found a baby kickin' And they both found a common ground She said, "You don't have to bother with being a father If it's gonna slow you down" But a happy musician said, "Woman, won't you listen? I've been tryin' such a long time To tell you how I feel about you, girl I love you more than anything in the world" Breeze, you'll never find anybody better than me No, breeze, you'll never find anybody better than me Baby, won't you please say you'll need nobody other than me? Other than me Baby, won't you please love me? (Oh, girl, you'll never need anybody other than me) Baby, won't you please love me? (Oh, girl, you'll never need anybody other than me) Please, please, please love me (Oh, girl, you'll never need anybody other than me) Nobody but me, baby (Oh, girl, you'll never need anybody other than me) No, no, no, no, no, no, no, girl (Oh, girl, you'll never need anybody other than me) Nobody but me, oh girl (Oh, girl, you'll never need anybody other than me) No, no, no, no, no, no, no, girl (Oh, girl, you'll never need anybody other than me) Nobody but me, please
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Credits
- Writers
- Dave Loggins