What Love Is
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What Love Is
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I don't need none of your bedroom bruised sweet box
An' I don't need none of your spoiled ass sweet talk
I'm gonna write on your face with my pretty knife
I wanna toy with your precious life
I want cha ta know
I want cha ta know
I want cha ta know
I want you to know what love is
I don't need none of your tender back-seat love
An' I don't need none of your two-bit machine love
I'm gonna write on your face...
I don't need none of your sleaze ball greased love
An' I don't need none of your spoiled ass sweet talk
I'm gonna write on your face...
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Michael Monroe performs "What Love Is", and this lyric page sits inside the Michael Monroe catalog on LyroVerse.
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