| Song | You Will Need Me |
| Artist | Lonnie Johnson |
| Album | Blues by Lonnie Johnson |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Johnson | |
| Yes, you don?t know how much you gonna need me | |
| Until I walk out your door | |
| Yes, you don?t know how much you gonna need me | |
| Until I walk out your door | |
| To find a true lovin? and kind man like me | |
| You can?t find that anymore | |
| Yes, I thought I had a real woman | |
| That I could love for the rest of my life | |
| Yes, I thought I had a real woman | |
| I could love for the rest of my life | |
| But I found it out I was only in love | |
| With another man?s wife | |
| Yes, night and day I cried for you, love | |
| You laughed and called me a clown | |
| Yes, night and day I cried for you, love | |
| You laughed and called me a clown | |
| But, baby, you gonna need me | |
| When your so called friends begin to turn you down | |
| Everybody can tell you how to treat your man | |
| Yes, but you wrecked your home | |
| Everybody can tell you how to treat your man | |
| Yes, but you wrecked your home | |
| And there?s nobody gonna help you, baby | |
| When your good man?s gone |
| zuo ci : Johnson | |
| Yes, you don? t know how much you gonna need me | |
| Until I walk out your door | |
| Yes, you don? t know how much you gonna need me | |
| Until I walk out your door | |
| To find a true lovin? and kind man like me | |
| You can? t find that anymore | |
| Yes, I thought I had a real woman | |
| That I could love for the rest of my life | |
| Yes, I thought I had a real woman | |
| I could love for the rest of my life | |
| But I found it out I was only in love | |
| With another man? s wife | |
| Yes, night and day I cried for you, love | |
| You laughed and called me a clown | |
| Yes, night and day I cried for you, love | |
| You laughed and called me a clown | |
| But, baby, you gonna need me | |
| When your so called friends begin to turn you down | |
| Everybody can tell you how to treat your man | |
| Yes, but you wrecked your home | |
| Everybody can tell you how to treat your man | |
| Yes, but you wrecked your home | |
| And there? s nobody gonna help you, baby | |
| When your good man? s gone |
| zuò cí : Johnson | |
| Yes, you don? t know how much you gonna need me | |
| Until I walk out your door | |
| Yes, you don? t know how much you gonna need me | |
| Until I walk out your door | |
| To find a true lovin? and kind man like me | |
| You can? t find that anymore | |
| Yes, I thought I had a real woman | |
| That I could love for the rest of my life | |
| Yes, I thought I had a real woman | |
| I could love for the rest of my life | |
| But I found it out I was only in love | |
| With another man? s wife | |
| Yes, night and day I cried for you, love | |
| You laughed and called me a clown | |
| Yes, night and day I cried for you, love | |
| You laughed and called me a clown | |
| But, baby, you gonna need me | |
| When your so called friends begin to turn you down | |
| Everybody can tell you how to treat your man | |
| Yes, but you wrecked your home | |
| Everybody can tell you how to treat your man | |
| Yes, but you wrecked your home | |
| And there? s nobody gonna help you, baby | |
| When your good man? s gone |