Walkin’ Into Trouble Juice Newton

"Walkin’ Into Trouble" by Juice Newton, released in 1985, is a #CountryPop song that explores themes of love, risk, and emotional vulnerability. The lyrics convey the struggle of falling for someone despite the potential for heartbreak. Musically, it features catchy melodies and a blend of country and pop influences. Newton's emotive delivery resonates with listeners, capturing the essence of romantic uncertainty.

This may not be the time or place to worry, I'm sorry
But every time I see that face it does something to me
My friends say, "Better walk away," I say, "No, no, no"
Step by step, here I go

I know I'm walking into trouble
I know I'm falling in love
I know I'm walking into trouble
I know I'm falling in love

I'm afraid I might forget what real romance should be
Even though we've never met I know that he could be
My friends say, "Better walk away," I say, "No, no, no"
Step by step, here I go

I know I'm walking into trouble
I know I'm falling in love
I know I'm walking into trouble
I know I'm falling in love
I know I'm walking into trouble
And I wonder what I'm thinking of

Friends say, "Better walk away," I say, "No, no, no"
Step by step, here I go

I know I'm walking into trouble
I know I'm falling in love
I know I'm walking into trouble
I know I'm falling in love

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