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Artist: Buster Brown
Canonical path: /buster-brown/fannie-mae
Related lyric paths: 6
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Fannie Mae
Read Fannie Mae lyrics by Buster Brown on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fannie Mae
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Well i want somebody to tell me what's wrong with me
I want somebody to tell me what's wrong with me
Oh i ain't in any trouble and so much misery
Now fannie mae, baby won't you please come home
Fannie mae ae ae, baby won't you please come home
Yeah i ain't been in debt baby since you been gone
I can hear your name a ringin on down the line
I can hear your name a ringin on down the line
I want to know pretty love how do i win my time
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I no o o o for me, i no-o-o-o for me
Well i ain't been in trouble and so much misery
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Buster Brown performs "Fannie Mae", and this lyric page sits inside the Buster Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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