Page type: lyric reference
Artist: John Lee Hooker
Canonical path: /john-lee-hooker/i-want-to-hug-you
Related lyric paths: 6
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I Want To Hug You
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I Want To Hug You
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I want to hug you
and kiss you
and squeeze you
Till my arms fall
(again)
And baby by that
You know
I love you so
Just come walk a little closer baby
Let me show you what I mean
(again)
I want to hug you
and kiss you
and squeeze you
Till my arms fall off
You give so much trouble baby
You drive me out of my mind
(again)
I want to hug you
and kiss you
and squeeze you
Till my arms fall off
(again)
And baby by that
You know!
I love you so
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