My momma said to stay away from guys like you
She said they were nasty, make me do things I don't want to do
Stay away from bad boys they've got one thing on their minds
Their hormones are raging and they want it all the time

And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go
And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go

Well I love you very much, your nice to see and nice to touch
But I would never, ever, ever treat you wrong been waitin' for you all along

And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go
And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go

Can't let you go (oh)
Never let you go (oh)

I said I want you to know
I said I want you to know right now
I want you to know
I said I want you to know (oh)

Shout
Shout
Shout
Shout
Hey (hey)
Hey (hey)
Yeah (yeah)
Yeah (yeah)

And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go
And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go

And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go
And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go

And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go
And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go
(Know know know know know know know)

And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go
And I know (know) cause she said so, and I can't just let you go (oh)
Oh, oh, never let you go


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    I love this song, but whoever added the lyrics, the words arent all right! Because the Second verse goes...... Well I love your very much, your nice to see and nice to touch... so yeah anyways, its an awesome song!

    mattschick07on June 04, 2003   Link

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