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I like my baby, but my baby loves me
I can do what I want, and he always agree If I don't call my baby for the entire week, when I do call him, he's still in love with me. He'll tell me that he loves me, and I know it'a no lie. He whispers in my ear and I feel ten-feet high I went to the race track and lost all of my money He handed me a thousand and said I was his honey He sent me to the store to get some cherries and pie dough I came back the next day with Alice and Little Mae He smiled when he saw me, and started making cherry pie Alice turned on the music, and we all had a good time We ate cherry pie, and sipped some red rose' wine. We danced and we laughed until about seven that night, My friends and I left, feeling good and alright, but I didn't return until half pass midnight. We jumped into the shower and cleaned ourselves up, he told me over and over I was his sweet little buttercup. Morning came too quickly for my baby and me. He got up and went to work; I was off to run free I like my baby, but my baby loves me I can do what I want, and he always agree
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