Get My Way Sandy Stewart

"Get My Way" by Sandy Stewart, released in 1988, is a pop song that expresses themes of desire, independence, and the pursuit of personal happiness. The lyrics convey a sense of determination and the need to assert oneself in relationships. Musically, it features a catchy melody with a blend of synth-pop elements, characteristic of the late '80s sound. The song's empowering message resonates with listeners seeking to overcome obstacles and find their own path, contributing to its appeal within the genre. #Pop

[Verse 1]
Except your love
Is there anything to leave behind?
Do make your love
Better than you're makin' up your mind?

And you give me all your reasons why
Why I can't convince you to stay
So in love with you, no in love with you
I'll find a way, gonna find a way

[Chorus]
Now what can I do to you?
What can I do, hey, hey, to get my way?
(To get my way with you)
What can I do (what can I do)
To get my way with you?

[Verse 2]
There's no ring
No ring around the roses now
And the saddest thing
Is livin' with a stranger in the house

There's a new meaning to the words
"I want you to be mine" (yeah)
The words are meaningless
When they don't pass the test
I've got to find
Gotta find who I got to find

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