Just a Little More

I guess I'm at it again, all down I hit another fork in the road Where the twists and bends, of this old town Give me just about all that I'm owed My broken heart, I'm sure Is trying it's best to understand As it digs its claws into much more Than just a little one-night stand We met out in a bar on the edge of town The spirit of the sound spins me right round Stranded fairly close, so not too far above Of a crazy little thing that they call love We gave into our patience as it wore too thin Hailed a cab, and Julie jumped right in Came here way too soon, back to the place I live And I need a little more, just a little more On the streets tonight, the song's all call your name And I pray and I hope that it's just a little wind and rain My suspicious fate is banging on the door And I need you right now, just a little more Just a little longer to myself Oh, I, messed up, I went and let you lead the way When I really should, have called up And mentioned white was turning grey While I sit and wait, I debate The things I wish were set in stone When I really should, have thought straight Turned and headed straight back home But we went and had a spin on a merry go Tried our very best to try and take things slow You asked me how you looked with your princess grin While I stood there thinking, girl, you look just stunning We walked, we drove, we went on a ferry ride Laughed and joked so hard we nearly died Sat up on the harbour by the glistening shore And I need a little more, just a little more On the streets tonight, the song's all call your name And I pray and I hope that it's just a little wind and rain My suspicious fate is banging on the door And I need you right now, just a little more Just a little longer to myself Just a little more, just a little more Just a little more, just a little more Just a little more, just a little more Just a little more, just a little more Just a little more, just a little more Just a little more, just a little more Just a little longer to myself Just a little longer to myself