Sweetie
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Sweetie
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Baby can we sit and watch the world collect some dust
Alone, everyone I'm sure they'll understand.
Now, sweetie lets get lost for a decade or two
Spend our savings on paradise
To justify your place
Now who would ever think that she could be
Such a sin no no no no no
Now who would ever think that she could be
Such a sin no no no no no
Come on
Baby lay on top of me
You better stop sweet talking me
Before you get a cavity
Now we could play monopoly
For I was baby promise me not to cheat
I see you hiding cash
Lets close all (all) the blinds
Shut off the lights forget the time.
No no no no no lets forget, lets forget
Forget the night
Now who would ever think that she could be
(Show me your purpose)
Such a sin no no no no no
Now who would ever think that she could be
Such a sin no no no no no
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Joel Faviere performs "Sweetie", and this lyric page sits inside the Joel Faviere catalog on LyroVerse.
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