Everyday Woman

Chris Walker · Zone [2011]

Let you hair down

Come on in take a load off baby

Just relax now let me take good care of you lady

Cause I see how you've been putting in work all week

But you deserve this night too

Come on let me cater you, baby



I just wanna give you love baby just because you're special

There's just no one that means as much I just got to tell ya

I'm right here when you need seven days out of the week

Loving you in every way my everyday woman

Listen

I know you say you're good God I you're wrong

But hear me out a woman like you don't need to be alone

You've got a lot on your plate,(plate) ah babe,(ah babe)

Take care of the kids on the way , work two jobs in a day

But you deserve this night too

Come on let me cater to you, baby



I just wanna give you love just, baby,

just because you're special (just becuase you are...)

There's just no one that means as much I just gotta tell ya

I'm right here when you need seven days out of the week

Loving you in every way my everyday woman

Let me show you just how I feel, baby know how I feel cus

You're so beautiful you know you need good love, baby

Everyday Woman

Chris Walker's 'Everyday Woman' stands as a defining track from the 2011 album 'Zone,' showcasing his signature blend of indie pop and electronic textures. Released during a pivotal era for his discography, the recording captures Walker's ability to weave melancholic lyrics with driving rhythms that have become staples of his catalogue. The song exemplifies the atmospheric production characteristic of his work from this period, resonating with listeners who appreciate the balance between raw emotional expression and polished sonic landscapes. As part of his broader body of work, 'Everyday Woman' remains a key reference point for understanding Walker's evolution as an artist, reflecting themes of modern relationships and personal introspection delivered through a distinct musical lens.