Darlin' my frustration
It gets me, it gets me where it hurts me most
Like five rapid to the gut it's not so easy to see
And I've been gone far, far too long
To expect you not to change even a little bit
I guess I hope I'm still the kind of guy
Your needin' for your fool

'Cause life's a ball here on the road and these four wheels
Oh but something about the whole thing it doesn't feel real

Work my days for you
'Cause I love you girl, I don't want you
I need you and I can't see no other way

Darlin' I work my days for you
'Cause I love you girl, I don't want you
I need you and I can't see no other way

Oh this separation
It really gets you thinkin'
And all those used up clichés
Well they've worn enough in the wind
And I, wonder if you're half as innocent as you assured me
Or if you thank him for his time and just never call again

Oh oh
And after all the lights and shows and long hope lanes
It'd be you and me again
But until then

I work my days for you
'Cause I love you girl, I don't want you
I need you, I can't see no other way

Oh darlin' I work my days for you
'Cause I love you girl, I don't want you
I need you
And I can't see no other way

Oh live
I'm home
So love me
And I'm home babe
Oh so touch me

Yeah
I'm home
So kiss me
Like you do
'Cause you bet
Baby
That I'll do it to you

Oh babe, yeah baby
I want you babe
I'm, I'm home babe
So take me in your arms
Oh babe, baby, yeah
Love me like you do
Oh kiss me like you do
And baby you bet I'll do it for you
Oh no hold me like you do
Oh touch me like you do


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No Other Way Lyrics as written by Paolo Nutini David Nelson

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    I can't believe no-one has commented on this song! I think it's as good as if not better than anything on the album. It was a b-side to last-request. Go and listen to it!

    lucya91on April 06, 2007   Link

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