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Artist: Reed Jimmy
Canonical path: /reed-jimmy/my-first-plea
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My First Plea
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My First Plea
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Baby plea, first time I plea to you
Baby plea, first time I plea to you
Darlin', now ya got me so upset, baby, because I don't know what-a-do
Don't pull no subway, I rather see you pull a train
Don't pull no subway, I rather see you pull a train
You know I love you, love ya baby, girl, ya know it's a cryin' shame
Feel so bad, baby, feel like my heart's skippin' a beat
Feel so bad, baby, feel like my heart skip a beat
Well now, I'm tellin' you pretty baby, don't you know what you're doin' to me?
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Reed Jimmy performs "My First Plea", and this lyric page sits inside the Reed Jimmy catalog on LyroVerse.
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