What You Want Me To Do?
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What You Want Me To Do?
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I've been loved
I don't feel clever
One mans weakness
Is another mans pleasure
I got no feelings
I got no heart
Can't make no sense out of this
But I got to somehow
What you want me to do
What you want me to say
How you need me to be?
I can be that way
What you want me to do
What you want me to say
How you need me to be?
'Cause I can do that...
When I feel tender
Like I've been lost
Put myself together
'Cause paid my cost to be the boss
I ain't sleepin'
I ain't slept
I see what you see here
But in this life
You give what you get
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The Heavy performs "What You Want Me To Do?", and this lyric page sits inside the The Heavy catalog on LyroVerse.
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