Ooh Baby (Hold Me)
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Ooh Baby (Hold Me)
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When you squeeze me baby, you make me holler whoa, whoa, whoa
When you squeeze me baby, you make me holler whoa, whoa, whoa
Back in my mind, I wonder what ya' doin' to me
When you squeeze me baby, holler whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
When you squeeze me baby, you make me holler whoa, whoa, whoa
Back in my mind baby, what are ya' doin' to me ...sugar
You're a good lookin woman, you're as sweet as you can be
You is a good lookin woman, you sweet as you can be
Back in my mind baby, what is ya' doin' to me
I holler whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
I holler whoa baby, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
Back in my mind baby, what are ya' doin' to me
...got me hollerin'
...got me hollerin'
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