I Would For You

Jane's Addiction

Oh baby i'm so tired
Men from the government
Men from the tax report
Men in the public school
Men owns the golden rule here
I'm everybody's slave
I made you my slave
You said
This I do for you
If it would help
To give the world back
What it gave
Then I would
I would
I would
I would
I would for you
I would for you

You say my eyes
Are crazy eyes
Sometimes they are
And so are you
And if you wonder
What I would do
I would do
Anything
If I could
You know I would
I would
I would
I would for you
I would for you
I would for you
I would for you
I would for you


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I Would For You Lyrics as written by David Michael Navarro Perry Farrell

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    i haven't heard it to be fair, but if fucking STAIND could ever possibly do a good cover of a song so far out of their league then i am a giant fish-eating cobra. (I'm not)

    Fred39on March 05, 2003   Link

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