Oh No
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Oh No
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I love ya in da morning
I love ya late at night
I could be your lover, babe
And everything'd be right
I come home in de evening
Give ya my money
All my money
Oh no, oh oh oh oh oh no
I'm thinking that woman is mad
I love her all the time
But is it real love? Oh no
Is it harmony? Oh no
You wanna have a family? Oh no
Looking for a washing machine? oh no
I love ya in da morning
I love ya late at night
I could be your lover, babe
And everything'd be right
I come home in de evening
Give ya my money
All all all my money
Oh no, oh no, oh no!
I'm thinking that woman is mad
I love her all the time
But is it real love? Oh no
Is it harmony? Oh no
You wanna have a family? Oh no
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