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Bonnie Raitt ~ Tangled And Dark


Gonna get into it Down where it's tangled and dark Way on into it, baby Down where your fears are parked. Gonna tell the truth about it, Honey that's the hardest part. When we get through it, baby You're gonna give up your heart. Gonna get into it, baby Gonna give them demons a call Way on into it baby Gonna find out once and for all Gonna get a little risky, baby Honey that's my favorite part When we get through with it, baby We're gonna give up our hearts Well there's no turnin back, No turnin back, this time Well there's no turnin back, No turnin back- No use in runin It's always the same You can count on the panic It's the faces that change We might have a change To get this love off the block So take a deep breath Let's look under that rock Repeat first verse more free lyrics

Gonna get into it
Down where it's tangled and dark
Way on into it, baby
Down where your fears are parked.
Gonna tell the truth about it,
Honey that's the hardest part.
When we get through it, baby
You're gonna give up your heart.

Gonna get into it, baby
Gonna give them demons a call
Way on into it baby
Gonna find out once and for all
Gonna get a little risky, baby
Honey that's my favorite part
When we get through with it, baby
We're gonna give up our hearts

Well there's no turnin back,
No turnin back, this time
Well there's no turnin back,
No turnin back-

No use in runin
It's always the same
You can count on the panic
It's the faces that change
We might have a change
To get this love off the block
So take a deep breath
Let's look under that rock

Repeat first verse

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