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3 Doors Down ~ So I Need You


(lyrics by arnold)
(music by roberts, arnold, harrell & henderson)

If you could step into my head, tell
Me would you still know me
If you woke up in my bed, tell me
Then would you hold me
Or would you simply let it lie,
Leaving me to wonder why
I can't get you out of this head
I call mine
And i will say
Oh no i can't let you go,
My little girl
Because you're holding up my
World, so i need you
Your imitation of my walk and the
Perfect way you talk
It's just a couple of the million
Things that i love about you
So i need you
So i need you
So i need you
So i need you
And if i jumped off the brooklyn
Bridge, tell me would you
Still follow me
And if i made you mad today, tell
Me would you love me
Tomorrow? please
Or would you say that you don't
Care, and then leave me
Standing here
Like the fool who is drowning in
Despair and screamin'
Oh no i can't let you go,
My little girl
Because you're holding up my
World, so i need you
Your imitation of my walk and the
Perfect way you talk
It's just a couple of the million
Things that i love about you
So i need you
So i need you
So i need you
So i need you
I'm on my own
I'm on my own
I'm on my own
Oh no i can't let you go, my
Little girl
Because you're holding up my
World, so i need you
Your imitation of my walk
And the perfect way you talk
It's just a couple of the million
Things that i love about you
So i need you
So i need you
So i need you



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