I'm gone find my baby
Whouh
Before that sun goes down


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    i think it's about him finding his baby before the sun goes down
    mrcleanon May 05, 2002   Link
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    my friend wrote THE coolest poem based on this song...
    glennsarmychickon April 15, 2002   Link
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    oh my goodness, i think you're right!
    stardropleton August 14, 2002   Link
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    haha
    SnuffieSnifferon August 17, 2002   Link
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    i dont even know why i looked at the lyrics for this,its kind of ovious in the song.....i have no life
    MSIon September 27, 2002   Link
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    i think...this is the third best song of the 90s behind "losing my religion" and "you get what you give"...and the tiger woods commercial is SWEEEEET...
    ZinbobDanon April 22, 2003   Link
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    Glad I took I look at the lyrics...I thought he was saying "Woo!" rather than "Whouh!" ;-)
    pauluniverseon February 04, 2005   Link
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    less is more hahaha
    whiskeyclonehotelon September 25, 2005   Link
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    glennsarmychick drop the poem by here i wanna see it
    fm in the amon July 22, 2006   Link
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    i think he's saying that he's going to find his baby before the night falls. How the heck do you lose a baby anyway? sure they're tiny and all, but they're also very loud.
    aammiieeon April 14, 2007   Link

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