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Black Crowes ~ Diamond Ring


Come on baby say my name Well do you want to play a game It feels so good it's almost pain And every time is always the same It could make a man insane Well baby that's okay, that's okay You're the reason i want to sing You make me feel like a king I love the sunshine that you bring I think i'll buy you a diamond ring A diamond ring Baby baby say i do And i'll spend my life with you Baby lay down by my side Baby don't you look divine The way you smile should be a crime You do it to me every time It's a feeling that no one could deny Baby tell me why Tell me why more free lyrics

Come on baby say my name
Well do you want to play a game
It feels so good it's almost pain
And every time is always the same

It could make a man insane
Well baby that's okay, that's okay

You're the reason i want to sing
You make me feel like a king
I love the sunshine that you bring
I think i'll buy you a diamond ring
A diamond ring
Baby baby say i do
And i'll spend my life with you

Baby lay down by my side
Baby don't you look divine
The way you smile should be a crime
You do it to me every time

It's a feeling that no one could deny
Baby tell me why
Tell me why

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