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Come On Sugar
03:20
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Come on sugar
Sweeten my tea
Sweeten my coffee
You're sweetening me
Come on sugar
Sweeten my tea
Sweeten my coffee
You're sweetening me
You don't have to pretend
In fact, be careful with that
If you need a friend
You know where I'm at
All you are is sweet
All you are is sweet
Come on sugar
I know I cut you out
Your love is so strong
And I'm just full of doubt
Come on sugar
Sweeten my tea
Sweeten my coffee
You're sweetening me
Yes you are
You don't have to pretend
You must be careful with that
If you need a friend
You know where I'm at
All you are is sweet
All you are is sweet
Hold on to that feeling
Hold on to that feeling
Don't let it slip away
This morning, this evening
I don't know what happened, mama
I just can't seem to get enough
And I know you know what I'm saying
What I'm talking about
You don't have to pretend
If you need a friend
You know where I'm at
All you are is sweet
All you are is sweet
Sweet, sweet, sweet
And I've thought a lot about it
Come on sugar
Come on sugar
Come on sugar
Come on sugar
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2. |
My Whole Life Changed
02:48
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My whole life changed when I met you
Streetlights rang and nighthawks sang
I'm lying
And this bar feels like home in your eyes
Eyes
My whole life changed when I met you
My whole life changed when I met you
Set my love nerves off with something soft
I'm done crying
Now there's not a cloud in the sky
My whole life changed when I met you
It's a chemical reaction
That slows us up and speeds us down
This sense of urgency
Clouding my judgment and worrying me
I wanna see you tonight
My whole life changed when I met you
You bent my mind and made me blind
I'm such a fool
And now I'm lost at sea, and all I've got is time
All I've got
My whole life changed when I met you
My whole life changed when I met you
My whole life changed when I met you
Wa wa wa wa waaaaaa
My whole life changed when I met you
Woowoo woowoo wooo
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