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Verse 1
I love the way your ponytail bounces,
It's so exciting to watch, when you walk around,
The image never leaves me, you're always my mind,
Cause I love the way you say, I'm sorry,
Dreaming of your hips and all the things beneath,
Won't you show me what you're hiding baby,
Chorus 1
Come through to say hello,
Please don't say goodbye,
Without you I'd be below,
Come through to say hello,
Please don't say goodbye,
Without you I'd be below,
(Guitar solo)
Verse 2
I can't get away from you, you're sticking on me like glue,
I hope my pride can't get the best of me,
I got problems baby, none of them to do with you,
I should be ashamed with myself,
Oooo all I know is self-destruction,
Chorus 2
Come through to say hello,
Please don't say goodbye,
Without you I'd be below,
Come through to say hello,
Please don't say goodbye,
Without you I'd be below,
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Doc Wants My Money
02:41
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Harvey Bruce New York, New York
Fort Greene songsmith / "rock 'n' roll ain't dead, guy". Listen to my music.
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