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Babys, The ~ Rescue Me


Talking bout a silver spoon Money stocks and shares Daddy's little sweetheart and private affairs Said you looked so devine Seen dining at the ritz And daddy's little sweetheart Is looking for a fix Oh yeah ooh Talking bout the silver spoon And such expensive clothes And daddy's little sweetheart Would love some of those I may be going crazy but i swear you're looking thin Don't know where your're going I sure know where you've been So come on and kick it Oh baby if you could only see Come on Rescue me Feels like i'm falling on a whiskey sea Come on baby and rescue me Talking bout silver spoons Money stocks and shares And daddy's little sweetheart And private affairs Said you looked so divine Seen dining at the ritz And daddy's little sweetheart Is looking for a fix Round and round she goes Round and round she goes Oh baby if you could only see So come on and rescue me Feels like i'm fallin' on a whiskey sea So come on rescue me more free lyrics

Talking bout a silver spoon
Money stocks and shares
Daddy's little sweetheart and private affairs
Said you looked so devine
Seen dining at the ritz
And daddy's little sweetheart
Is looking for a fix
Oh yeah ooh
Talking bout the silver spoon
And such expensive clothes
And daddy's little sweetheart
Would love some of those
I may be going crazy but i swear you're looking thin
Don't know where your're going
I sure know where you've been
So come on and kick it
Oh baby if you could only see
Come on
Rescue me
Feels like i'm falling on a whiskey sea
Come on baby and rescue me
Talking bout silver spoons
Money stocks and shares
And daddy's little sweetheart
And private affairs
Said you looked so divine
Seen dining at the ritz
And daddy's little sweetheart
Is looking for a fix
Round and round she goes
Round and round she goes
Oh baby if you could only see
So come on and rescue me
Feels like i'm fallin' on a whiskey sea
So come on rescue me

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