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Marshall Dyllon - Enjoy The Ride Lyrics

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  • (Todd Michael Sansom)
  • It's always something
  • You gotta be here, you gotta be there
  • You're always running, always got to be somewhere
  • No time for living, and the days just slip away
  • You keep on giving, 'til it's all work and no play
  • You live by the book, and I live on a prayer
  • Well, I know how you look with the wind in your hair
  • Ain't talking about love
  • Baby, I ain't nobody's Romeo
  • I'm talking about you and me, wild and free
  • Flat out, down a winding road
  • And, I'm not sure just what we'll find
  • But I won't stop until you're satisfied
  • So climb in baby and enjoy the ride
  • Call me crazy
  • 'Cause I don't care where this will end
  • But it's amazing how much fun you have
  • Not knowing what's ahead
  • And we might make it, or we might just go down in flameps
  • But you'll be glad you took the chance and girl you'll never be the same
  • Somewhere down deep you want so bad
  • To live the wildest dreams that you never had
  • Ain't talking about love
  • Baby, I ain't nobody's Romeo
  • I'm talking about you and me, wild and free
  • Flat out, down a winding road
  • And, I'm not sure just what we'll find
  • But I won't stop until you're satisfied
  • So climb in baby and enjoy the ride
  • Ain't talking about love
  • Baby, I ain't nobody's Romeo
  • I'm talking about you and me, wild and free
  • Flat out, down a winding road
  • And, I'm not sure just what we'll find
  • But I won't stop until you're satisfied
  • So climb in baby and enjoy the ride

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