Just Wanna
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Just Wanna
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Would you want a diamond ring I'm sure it would look good
Little miss got shiny things yeah just because she could
I bought a rose, bought to give it to you
She turned around: Does this come in blue?
Do they make your kind of girls in heaven or in hell
She just wanna ride with me like
That spending every dime on me lean back
She just wanna ride with me like that fast car driving lean back
Princess buying everything now underneath the sun
You can bet that I'm for sale come on let's have some fun
She bought a collar of silver and gold
Put this thing on boy do what you're told
I can be your puppy dog, come take me for a walk
She just wanna ride with me like
That spending every dime on me lean back
She just wanna ride with me like that fast car driving lean back
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Jackson Lundy performs "Just Wanna", and this lyric page sits inside the Jackson Lundy catalog on LyroVerse.
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