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Shania Twain ~ Thank You Baby! (For Makin' Someday Come So Soon)


Oh, thank you baby for lovin' me like you do I didn't like datin'-- and trying to find someone I gave up waitin'--for love to come along There had to be someway-- I knew I'd find it someday [Chorus:] Yeah, thank you baby! For makin' someday come so soon Yeah, thank you baby! For lovin' me the way you do So many numbers--so many guys to call Is it any wonder--I got nowhere at all Oh, well it had to be someway (it had to be someway) I knew I'd find it someday [Repeat Chorus] Thank you baby (check it out) [Instrumental Solo] Oh, Uh, uh, uh, yeah There had to be someway-- I knew I'd find it someday [Repeat Chorus] (Thank you baby) Thank you baby! (Thank you baby) For lovin' me the way, me the way you do Baby someway, someday, somewhere Yeah, yeah Oh, thank you baby! For lovin' me like you do Oh, thank you baby more free lyrics

Oh, thank you baby for
lovin' me like you do
I didn't like datin'--
and trying to find someone
I gave up waitin'--for love to come along
There had to be someway--
I knew I'd find it someday

[Chorus:]
Yeah, thank you baby!
For makin' someday come so soon
Yeah, thank you baby!
For lovin' me the way you do

So many numbers--so many guys to call
Is it any wonder--I got nowhere at all
Oh, well it had to be someway (it had to be
someway) I knew I'd find it someday

[Repeat Chorus]

Thank you baby (check it out)

[Instrumental Solo]

Oh,
Uh, uh, uh, yeah
There had to be someway--
I knew I'd find it someday

[Repeat Chorus]
(Thank you baby) Thank you baby!
(Thank you baby) For lovin'
me the way, me the way you do
Baby someway, someday, somewhere
Yeah, yeah
Oh, thank you baby! For lovin'
me like you do
Oh, thank you baby

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