Ain't no need to worry
There ain't no use to cry
'Cause I'll be coming home soon
To keep you satisfied
You know I get so lonely
That I feel I can't go on
And it feels so good inside, babe
Just to call you on the telephone
And I said

Ooh, baby, I love you
What more can I say?
Ooh, baby, I need you
I miss you more everyday

I woke up early this morning
And the sun came shining down
And it found me wishin' and a-hopin'
Mama, you could be around
Well, you know I need you
More than the air I breathe
And I guess I'm just trying to tell you, woman
Oh, what you mean to me, yeah, yeah

Ooh, baby, I love you
What more can I say?
Ooh, baby, I need you
I miss you more everyday
What I say

I'm trying to tell you I love you
In each and every way
I'm trying to tell you I need you
Much more than just a piece of leg

Ooh, baby, I love you
What more can I say?
Ooh, baby, I need you
I miss you more everyday

Ooh, baby, I love, love, love, love you
What more can I say?
Ooh, baby, I need your sweet lovin'
I miss you more, and more everyday, yeah
Ooh, baby, I love you
Baby, babe, I need you


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I Need You Lyrics as written by Gary Robert Rossington Edward C. King

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    Definitely one of their best if not their best songs. Great guitar work and another long one. I'm going to guess it's about being out on the road touring and him telling his woman he misses her and reassuring her she's the only one. Letting her know she's not just a lay but the one that keeps him going.

    thatomeguyon August 18, 2017   Link

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