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Black Crowes ~ Heavy


Lordy baby could you tell me what's wrong with me The way i feel nobody would believe All these things that you do You know they drive me out of my mind And as mean as you are You know you are my kind They way you put on your clothes The way you wiggle your toes The way you scratch your nose When you watch it grow For the first time I know you're mine And if you want to know I'll tell you so What can i say I just want you to stay You're so heavy, you're so heavy Lordy baby you do get under my skin Who you kidding baby You know i'll do it again Lordy baby you left me black and blue But that's okay because i know that you dig it too The way you say hello When you dig a hole When you wear yellow When you play your cello The way your story goes They way you make me glow When you let it snow What i knows i knows more free lyrics

Lordy baby could you tell me what's wrong with me
The way i feel nobody would believe
All these things that you do
You know they drive me out of my mind
And as mean as you are
You know you are my kind

They way you put on your clothes
The way you wiggle your toes
The way you scratch your nose
When you watch it grow

For the first time
I know you're mine
And if you want to know
I'll tell you so
What can i say
I just want you to stay
You're so heavy, you're so heavy

Lordy baby you do get under my skin
Who you kidding baby
You know i'll do it again
Lordy baby you left me black and blue
But that's okay because i know that you dig it too

The way you say hello
When you dig a hole
When you wear yellow
When you play your cello

The way your story goes
They way you make me glow
When you let it snow
What i knows i knows

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