Please
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Please
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Come to me, with a gentle touch
Love so real, but it was far too much
For a boy like me, with a worried mind
To leave you, I had to close my eyes
Won't need to say please
Baby I can say please
I won't need to get down on my knees
Baby I can get down on my knees
I can say: Please
My will was strong, but my legs were weak
I could not walk and I could not speak
And the love you gave, was some way down south
Baby I was born just to kiss you mouth
Won't need to say please
Baby I can say please
I won't need to get down on my knees
Baby I can get down on my knees
I can say: Please
So you became bored of me
And I became bored of you
I had no choice but to lie to you, ya see
But I told you the truth, baby you would have set me free
Won't need to say please
Baby I can say please
I won't need to get down on my knees
Baby I can get down on my knees
I can say: Please
I can say please, I can make it, please
Oh no I ain't afraid to beg, please please please please
Down on my knees
Baby please, please
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