Let down when you're on top, you don't stop
You gotta let the little lady talk
One round says you both drop, you don't stop
You don't stop the lovers hanging on

Well, welcome home, midnight till dawn
Light the battle fields, we'll tear the walls down
The girl pulls her own, head-start to fall
See the shock of a citywide blackout

She takes the cake to the podium top
I got nothing left now but to carry on, I'll carry on
Well, welcome home, midnight till dawn
Light the battle fields and let her carry you on

Hey, so make your best wishes
I like to watch them all circle around

Let down when you're on top, you don't stop
You gotta let the little lady talk
One round says you both drop, the last call
On the house where the lover's hanging on

Back down, get on the wall, you don't stop
You gotta let the little lady talk
One round says you both drop, you don't stop
You don't stop the lovers hanging on

Well, welcome home, another late night show
Inviting, with a knock out
The girl takes the talk, cheats you out of the walk
Paralyzing from the waist down

I've caught the wind from the fits you throw
I've got nothing left now but to let it go, I'll let it go
Well, welcome home, another late night show
We're fighting for the knockout

Hey, so make your best wishes
I like to watch them all circle around
Hey, the lottery you wasted
I watch you burn your sweepstakes to the ground

Let down when you're on top, you don't stop
You gotta let the little lady talk
One round says you both drop, the last call
On the house where the lovers hanging on

Back down, get on the wall, you don't stop
You gotta let the little lady talk
One round says you both drop, you don't stop
You don't stop the lovers hanging on

I wanna throw in the towel, yeah
I wanna throw in the towel, oh, oh, yeah
I wanna throw in the towel

So this is how it feels to be down
So this is what it feels like
Yeah, I watch them circle around

Let down when you're on top, you don't stop
You gotta let the little lady talk
One round says you both drop, the last call
On the house where the lovers hanging on

Back down, get on the wall, you don't stop
You gotta let the little lady talk
One round says you both drop, you don't stop
You don't stop the lovers hanging on

Well, welcome home
Well, welcome home, hey, hey
You don't stop the lovers hanging on

Well, welcome home
Well, welcome home, hey, hey
You don't stop the lovers hanging on

Well, welcome home
Well, welcome home, hey, hey
You don't stop the lovers hanging on

Well, welcome home
Well, welcome home, hey, hey
You don't stop the lovers hanging on


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Let The Little Lady Talk Lyrics as written by Bryson Phillips Brett Admire

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    My Opinion

    I always thought that it was a guy admiring a girl from a far kinda like, he had a crush on this girl who was really popular and maybe a little tougher and she was always trying to prove that she was good enough to be treated equally to the guys.

    But this guy is one of her best friends and he sees how tough she is and reasons with the guys to let her talk.

    and the midnight to dawn line was symbolizing her getting home late and he's her neighbour or something, but basically she's having sex with her boyfriend (or maybe prostitute I like to see them all circle around) then the lottery you wasted your virginity, yourself and he's like I see what you are doing,

    and then somehow their is a group of guys and her and their is something they can't do and the girl takes the talk, and cheats you out of the walk (Like she does better than you) Which makes him really impressed (Paralyzing from the waste down)

    and through all of this her friend is saying love is still holding on, But at the end he is saying to her if you don't stop where my love is handing on, we will both go down, when I walk away sad, and then you'll miss me when I'm gone hts Just my thoug

    Mynon November 23, 2013   Link

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