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Baby We're Thru
02:42
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I ain't wanna walk out on you
But you ain't do what you supposed to do, so
I've got some news for you
Baby we're through
Save your stamps ain't no postage due
It ain't no use writing out to my whole crew
I guess I'm gonna have to break it down for you
Said go on 'round and find someone new
Cause baby we're through
Why you hanging round my telephone line?
That's outta sight and babe you're outta my mind
Tell me why, why did you drive me wild?
When you call, why do I smile?
Once in a while
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Now and Then
05:01
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Baby when I see you're smile
Daydreaming all the while
Now and then, a time or two
I've been thinking I'm in love with you
And now I know it's time you heard
Time I told you, time I spread the word
I wanna be your man, I hope you'll understand
Oh baby please
Baby when you talk to me
My heart is jumpin got them shaky knees
Now and then, a time or two
I've been dreaming 'bout a life with you
And when I heard that you loved me too
I knew right then just what I had to do
I wanna be your man, I hope you'll understand
Oh baby please
Said it's a special thing
The kind of feeling loving someone brings, yeah and I try
I try to be a better man
When your sun shines through
We'll love our brothers and our sisters too, lord and it's true
It might get better too
Help me lord (help me lord)
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