Sanoja: Julianne Hough. Julianne Hough. Help Me, Help You.

Well, she started with a margarita
Then she went to straight tequila
And before the night was over
Oh her little secret was between us

But she laughed, I cried
And she said, "I'll be fine"

Now she's barely walking and I'm thinking
Wonder how long she's been drinking like this
She looks me in the eye and says, "I swear I'm quitting"
I almost believed it

Then she cried but she lies
'Cause that's what she said last Saturday night

How am I supposed to help somebody
When they tell you that they don't need help
How am I suppose to reach a soul
That doesn't know they need to save themselves

My friend, I've done all I can do
You've got to help me, help you

Oh, I get home from work I turn the TV on
The telephone's ringing
Her little girl is crying
Says, "I can't wake mama up from sleeping"

Well, I burned that road opened up the door
She says, "Leave me alone"

How am I supposed to help somebody
When they tell you that they don't need help
How am I suppose to reach a soul
That doesn't know they need to save themselves

My friend, I've done all I can do
You've got to help me, help you
It's been four years
And now I stand in the back of the room

She said, "I started with a margarita
Then I went to straight tequila?
Twelve steps, four years and twenty-seven days
And now I stand before you
Help me, help you