Oh No! Not You Again!
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Oh No! Not You Again!
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She won't leave me alone
And she always in my home
Playing in my head
Messing with my pheromones.
Cause I know she want an evil man
To dance with her evil plans
But I pray that she hears me when I say:
Oh no not you again
She gonna break my heart
And leave me for dead
Throw me in the fire
And spit on what's left
Cause she said she want a pretty man,
But I ain't no pretty man
So I praying that she hears me when I say:
Oh no not you again!
Hey baby wanna play?
Oo baby what you say?
Baby, baby wanna play?
Ooo baby what you say?
Why can't you hear me when I say:
Oh no not you again?
Why can't you hear me when I say
Why can't you hear me when I say
Why can't you hear me when I say
Oh no not you again!
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