Well alright, okay, you win
I'm in love with you
Well alright, okay, you win
Baby, what can I do?
I'll do anything you say
It's just got to be that way

Well alright, okay, you win
I'm in love with you
Well alright, okay, you win
Baby, what can I do?
Anything you say, I'll do
As long as it's me and you

All that I am askin'
All I want from you
Is just love me like I love you
And it won't be hard to do

Well alright, okay, you win
I'm in love with you
Well alright, okay, you win
Well, baby, what can I do?
I'll do anything you say
Oh, it's just got to be that way

All that I am askin'
All I want from you
Just love me like I love you
It won't be hard to do

All night, all day
I'm in, ooh, and I'm telling you
Alright, okay, you win
What are you waiting for?
If you're gonna be my man
Sweet baby, take me by the hand
Well alright, okay, you win



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