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Bryan Adams ~ Wastin' Time


Could have been a winner, Should have taken me. It was so damn cold I shoulda held ya 'Cause you were shakin' me. Well, I almost had a question, When she led me home, I spent too much time for one night Bein' alone. She said you're wastin' time, You're takin' a chance on me. You're wastin' time, You're takin' a chance on me. Should have got the rambler, Back seat movie for two. I spent too much time for one night Bein' alone with you. Should have seen her daddy 'Case he said she had to go. I spent too much time for one night Bein' all alone. She said you're wastin' time, You're takin' a chance on me. You're wastin' time, You're takin' a chance on me. more free lyrics

Could have been a winner,
Should have taken me.
It was so damn cold I shoulda held ya
'Cause you were shakin' me.

Well, I almost had a question,
When she led me home,
I spent too much time for one night
Bein' alone.

She said you're wastin' time,
You're takin' a chance on me.
You're wastin' time,
You're takin' a chance on me.

Should have got the rambler,
Back seat movie for two.
I spent too much time for one night
Bein' alone with you.

Should have seen her daddy
'Case he said she had to go.
I spent too much time for one night
Bein' all alone.

She said you're wastin' time,
You're takin' a chance on me.
You're wastin' time,
You're takin' a chance on me.

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