Talk Good Boogie
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Talk Good Boogie
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Got me a habit that I surely got to quit ain't got a habit just hooked a little bit
Sure I'd come to see you but you're nearly never home
Wouldn't call at all but you give good phone
Talk good boogie but you won't get down
Tell me that you love me but you won't come around
Talk good boogie but you won't get down
[ guitar ]
Just when I'm ready think I might got a chance
They change all the music when I'm learning how to dance
Slippin' and slidin' just as much as you can you been a good friend but you hide again
Talk good boogie...
[ guitar ]
Talk good boogie...
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