And if you need somebody's emotion And if you need somebody tonight I'll pick up every piece that is broken And maybe we can make it alright Yeah! I wanna make you feel good Make you feel great Like your first time Like a first date And I wanna make you know that your're mine That you're mine That you're mine I wanna make your heart race When there's no space Feel your body close to me, okay I just want you all the time All the time All the time All the time And if you need somebody's emotion And if you need somebody tonight I'll pick up every piece that is broken And maybe we can make it alright We can make it alright We can make it alright We can make it alright Alright, alright, alright 'Cause if you need somebody's emotion I wanna be that body tonight I know that it's been a while Since you had some love and you had a smile But I really wanna be the that's gonna make a change Tell me now if you close your eyes Is it you and me in paradise? 'Cause I know for me this ain't a game Your blue eyes like the sky Say you're lonely And for now or for life You can hold me 'Cause I know it's been sometime And you're Feelin' low with your lonely nights And I just wanna make you feel alive And if you need somebody's emotion And if you need somebody tonight I'll pick up every piece that is broken And maybe we can make it alright We can make it alright We can make it alright We can make it alright Alright, alright, alright 'Cause if you need somebody's emotion I wanna be that body tonight

I'm too foggy today To know what you're sayin' Your lips are moving so fast And i just keep praying For them to slow down So I can make some sense Of the words that are pouring out Of your crooked spout Last night was a record to be broken It broke all over the kitchen floor Oh no don't you go I'm coming back with a rag To wipe away the haze from the days We've forgotten all about So be my somebody tonight Be the one who'll hold me tight Honey, please, please 'Cause I've been so all alone And no one will pick up the phone So honey, please stay I held your head up, do you remember? When you wanted to make a blanket outta me Oh,I can't,can't lie ... I've been keeping score And it's your turn to wring me out And lay me down to dry So be my somebody tonight Be the one who'll hold me tight Honey, please, please 'Cause I've been so all alone And no one will pick up the phone So honey, please stay Honey, please stay Honey, please stay

This time I wonder what it feels like To find the one in this life The one we all dream of But dreams just aren't enough So I'll be waiting for the real thing. I'll know it by the feeling. The moment when we're meeting Will play out like a scene straight off the silver screen So I'll be holdin' my own breath Right up to the end Until that moment when I find the one that I'll spend forever with 'Cause nobody wants to be the last one there. And everyone wants to feel like someone cares. Someone to love with my life in their hands. There's gotta be somebody for me like that. 'Cause nobody wants to do it on their own And everyone wants to know they're not alone. There's somebody else that feels the same somewhere. There's gotta be somebody for me out there. Tonight, out on the street out in the moonlight And dammit this feels too right It's just like Déjà Vu Me standin' here with you So I'll be holdin' my own breath Could this be the end? Is it that moment when I find the one that I'll spend forever with? 'Cause nobody wants to be the last one there And everyone wants to feel like someone cares. Someone to love with my life in their hands. There's gotta be somebody for me like that. 'Cause nobody wants to do it on their own And everyone wants to know they're not alone. There's somebody else that feels the same somewhere There's gotta be somebody for me out there. Nobody wants to be the last one there And everyone wants to feel like someone cares. Someone to love with my life in their hands. There's gotta be somebody for me Cause nobody wants to be the last one there And everyone wants to feel like someone cares. Someone to love with my life in their hands. There's gotta be somebody for me like that. 'Cause nobody wants to do it on their own And everyone wants to know they're not alone. There's somebody else that feels the same somewhere There's gotta be somebody for me out there.

They say mother earth is breathing With each wave that finds the shore Her soul rises in the evening For to open twilight's door Her eyes are the stars in heaven Watching o'er us all the while And her heart it is in Ireland Deep within the Emerald Isle We are forty against hundreds In someone else's bloody war We know not why we're fighting Or what we're dying for They will storm us in the morning When the sunlight turns to sky Death is waiting for its dance now Fate has sentenced us to die Ireland I am coming home I can see your rolling fields of green And fences made of stone I am reaching out won't you take my hand I'm coming home Ireland Oh the captain he lay bleeding I can hear him calling me These men are yours now for the leading Show them to their destiny As I look up all around me I see the ragged tired and torn I tell them to make ready 'Cause we're not waiting for the morn Ireland I am coming home I can see your rolling fields of green And fences made of stone I am reaching out won't you take my hand I'm coming home Ireland Now the fog is deep and heavy As we forge the dark and fear We can hear their horses breathing As in silence we draw near There are no words to be spoken Just a look to say good-bye I draw a breath and night is broken As I scream our battle cry Ireland I am coming home I can see your rolling fields of green And fences made of stone I am reaching out won't you take my hand I'm coming home Ireland We were forty against hundreds

The day that I came into the world You finally got your baby girl With me in your arms, right next to your heart Beatin' like a drum You started to shake, but it was okay Cause God knows I was In good hands Safe every day right there in the care of a good man Lookin' back now it's easy to see that You're the reason I am and have always been in Good hands They held me to help when I was hurt And held mine to climb the steps to church You couldn't make the smallest mistake Not in my eyes I understand how lucky I am To walk through this life In good hands Safe every day right there in the care of a good man Lookin' back now it's easy to see that You're the reason I am, and have always been in Good hands This is the day you give me away But we'll be alright Cause daddy I know you're letting me go Knowin' that I'm In good hands Safe every day right there in the care of a good man Lookin' back now it's easy to see that You're the reason I am, and have always been in Good hands I thank God for good hands I thank God for good hands

If my first love hadn't broke my heart If I'd never lost that job Or picked up a guitar And if I hadn't made that friend If I didn't get to play That dive bar that weekend I'd still be in my hometown If I was never let down I never would have moved to The city where I saw you Strumming on a bar stool Singing something old school Knew it when I heard it All of it was worth it Cause if I hadn't gone through Everything I went through I never would have met you I never would have met you If an ex just would've loved me right If I hadn't got that gig To sing to you that night Back then girl if I had Everything I wanted I never would have moved to The city where I saw you Strumming on a bar stool Singing something old school Knew it when I heard it All of it was worth it Cause if I hadn't gone through Everything I went through I never would have met you I never would have met you Can't be mad at the past I had One little change, good or bad I never would have moved to The city where I saw you I never would have moved to The city where I saw you Strumming on a bar stool Singing something old school Knew it when I heard it All of it was worth it Cause if I hadn't gone through Everything I went through I never would have met you I never would have met you

I was eight and he was late in life But still as sharp as that old Case knife That lives inside the pocket of his working shirt They never made a car he couldn't fix They never spent long up on bricks Always charged a little less than he was worth Ain't too many like him on this earth People say I'm like my dad Hey, I can't argue with that After all we're both cut from that same Carhartt canvas cloth So if we look you in the eye and shake your hand too tight Well, the truth is we're both trying to be Like the man who raised the man who raised me He took and taught me how to cast a line And the way to say grace at suppertime And how to handle and respect a loaded gun Heard the war made Grandpa tough Guess the grandkids softened him up 'Cause he never really was that hard on us Nothing like my aunts and uncles claim he was People say I'm like my dad Hey, I can't argue with that After all we're both cut from that same Carhartt canvas cloth So if we look you in the eye and shake your hand too tight Well, the truth is we're both trying to be Like the man who raised the man who raised me How to keep and treat a woman And cherish fifty years of moments People say I'm like my dad Hey, I can't argue with that After all we're both cut from that same Carhartt canvas cloth And when that sad day rolls around and he's lowered in the ground I hope they all can look at me and see The man who raised the man who raised me He raised me