Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Derek Webb
Canonical path: /derek-webb/freddie-please
Related lyric paths: 6
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Freddie, Please
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Freddie, Please
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Chorus:
Freddie, please
How could you do this to me?
How could you tell me you love me when you hate me?
Freddie, please
You know I love you honey
But I'll bleed you dry with money
I'll talk where I know you can hear
'Cause freddie can't you see
Brother, you're the one who's queer
Repeat Chorus
The stone's been rolled away
And you're picketing my grave for loving the things you hate
But why do you seek the living among the dead
Repeat Chorus
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