I'd Want U
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I'd Want U
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First saw you through a half-eye
As you were reading Bible verses
To somebody else's boyfriend on the phone
A girl was looking up my skirt
And drew flowers on my thigh
But I didn't notice till you were gone and I was alone
And they were so beautiful
That I could've had them tattooed
But all the same, I was disappointed
That they weren't drawn by you
You've got a face that makes me think
That boys don't understand you
But boys don't understand you 'cause they can't
They don't like the way your neck sticks out a little to the left
And how you run your teeth along your hands
I heard you say you could have it all and still never be wanted
Well, I would want you, but I'd never do
I'd want you
I'd want you
I'd want you, but I'd never do
I'd want you
Honey, I'd want you
I'd want you, but I'd never do
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