Mood Swing
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Mood Swing
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She woke me up this morning with black coffee and a kiss
And a smile that could drive a man insane
I'm not even out of bed, somebody tell me what I said
She's stormed through the house like a hurricane
Mood swing, my baby's on a mood swing again
Mood swing, I tell you, boy, it's something that a man can't understand
It's funny how her state of mind changes with the wind
My baby's on a mood swing again
She comes to me and whispers: Let's cuddle on the couch
I said: I'll be there before you count to three
By the time I had arrived, she was fit to be tied
She said: You can spend the night there without me
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Bill Wyman performs "Mood Swing", and this lyric page sits inside the Bill Wyman catalog on LyroVerse.
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