Magic In My Home
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Magic In My Home
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I know my baby
My baby's got magic in our home
I know she got, my baby's
Got magic in our home
Oh please help me Lord
That's why I've found a little
Black cat's bone
I swallowed my baby
But it's not on my own will
My mother needs our love
I am under baby's spell
My baby
I know she got it
Magic in our home
Oh magic in our home
Well I don't need a pillow
Oh well where I found, I found
A black cat's bone
Now I wake up every morning
Ah, m with and aching head
'Cause she keep her magic
Working on me all night in my bed
Oh the magic in my home
Ooh yeah
Oh yes underneath, under the pillow
Ah, that's where
I found her black cat bone
Running in our home
Man digging in our home baby
Oh yeah
I know she got it at home
Oh baby
She got a-magic in my home
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