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Spend It All
02:16
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Spend it all
We never had a choice
Best of all
They think we’re not the same
Should be sitting in the morning sun
But last evening went on so long
Left me feeling like I had to go
To make it seem like it wasn’t so
Every time I try to fix it
I get nervous and I can’t quit
Every time I try to fix it
Spend it all
We never had a choice
Best of all
They think we’re not the same
Little baby should’ve told me then
He needed time like I need my friend
Left me feeling like I had to go
To make it seem like it wasn’t so
Every time I try to fix it
I get nervous and I can’t quit
Every time I try to fix it
Spend it all
We never had a choice
Best of all
They think we’re not the same
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I'm Your Man
03:18
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When I talk to you
There’s nothing that I wouldn’t do
To make you see how much I care
Don’t know what to be
But girl, if you could only see
It’s not just that I don’t dare
‘cause I, I am a lonely soul
‘cause I, I’m like a monopole
Should I tell you why
You could make this lonely lover cry?
Or would it be too much to share?
Had to take my time
I had to get some peace of mind
To forget that you were there
‘cause I, I am a lonely soul
‘cause I, I’m like a monopole
I want to be your man
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