Motown
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Motown
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So you say that you're leaving
That's all right that's all right
Who'd I'd ever be to care?
Just like honey from the bees
So nice I'd like to do it twice
Who'd I'd ever be to care?
Just like way back in the days of Motown
We all used to get together and sing our songs of love
But they're all the same
But it sure has been a long time since Motown came to my town
My mom was still dancing
Black man sing a song of romance that's all he needs
A little girl to make his life complete
Just like singing a serenade beneath your windowsill
Slow dancing on a Friday night
I've been dreaming of you all afternoon
The sun was shining I near about fell in love
In the park with the woods to wonder
Do you wanna be my lover
Won't you cry when you miss me we fit just right
I know because I saw it in your eyes
You look a little angry baby
But don't you know that's just the way I love you
Don't you know that's just the way I love you
So turn your lights down low
Turn your love light up
Turn your lights down low
Turn your love light up
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