I Took A Walk To The Supermarket
It Was So Cold
I Could'nt Get Back Home
Through All Of The Snow
Took A Vacation To The Petrol Station
They Were Sold Out
I Could'nt Get Back Home
They Did'nt Want To Know

She's Had It All Night Long
Where Did It All Go Wrong
She's Had All Night Long
Long...Yeahhhhhhhh

40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
One Too many Girlfriends
40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
Whats He Gonna Feed Her
40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
Yeah Ya Gotta Problem
40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
What's He Gonna Do About That

We'll Always Talk And Lost In Conversation
When You Stopped In Anticipation
You Could'nt Quite Believe What You Were Hearing
And Oh-Woah-Oh-Woah-Oh-Oh-Oh
But What I Heard A Little Birdy Told Me
What She Said...Its Quite Serious
Well She Told Me You're Sleeping With The Enemy
Woah-Woah-Oh-Woah-Oh-Oh-Oh

She's Had It All Night Long
Where Did It All Go Wrong
She's Had All Night Long
Long...Yeahhhhhhhh

40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
One Too Many Girlfriends
40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
Whats He Gonna Feed Her
40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
Yeah Ya Gotta Problem
40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
What's He Gonna Do About That

Ya Just Slack
What You About That

Boy You Got One Too Many Girlfriends
For My Liking...Its Not Frightening
But Somone Told Me She's Sleeping With The Enemy
Woah-Woah-Woah-Woah-Oh-Oh-Oh

Boy You Got One Too Many Girlfriends
For My Liking...Its Not Frightening
But Somone Told Me She's Sleeping With The Enemy
Woah-Woah-Woah-Woah-Oh-Oh-Oh

She's Had It All Night Long
Where Did It All Go Wrong
She's Had All Night Long
Long...Yeahhhhhhhh

40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
One Too Many Girlfriends
40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
Whats He Gonna Feed Her
40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
Yeah Ya Gotta Problem
40 Days And 40 Nights Ohhh
What's He Gonna Do About That








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    I took a walk to the supermarket It was so cold I couldn't get back home through all of the snow

    Took a vacation to the petrol station they were sold out I couldn't get back home they didn't want to know

    She's had it all night long Where did it all go wrong? She's had it all night long, long, yeah

    Forty days and forty nights, oh One too many girlfriends Forty days and forty nights, oh What's he gonna feed her?

    Forty days and forty nights, oh Yeah, you got a problem Forty days and forty nights, oh What's he gonna do about that?

    Well, I was talking, lost in conversation when you stopped in anticipation You couldn't quite believe what you were hearing and oh woah, oh woah, oh, oh-oh-oh

    But what I heard a little birdy told me What she said it's quite serious Well, she told me you're sleeping with the enemy Woah, woah, oh woah, oh, oh-oh-oh

    She's had it all night long Where did it all go wrong? She's had it all night long, long, yeah

    Forty days and forty nights, oh One too many girlfriends Forty days and forty nights, oh What's he gonna feed her?

    Forty days and forty nights, oh Yeah, you got a problem Forty days and forty nights, oh What's he gonna do about that?

    You just slack What do you know about that?

    Boy, you got one too many girlfriends For my liking it's not frightening but someone told me she's sleeping with the enemy Woah, woah, oh woah, woah, oh, oh-oh-oh

    Boy, you got one too many girlfriends For my liking it's not frightening but someone told me she's sleeping with the enemy Woah, woah, oh woah, woah, oh, oh-oh-oh

    She's had it all night long Where did it all go wrong? She's had it all night long, long, yeah

    Forty days and forty nights, oh One too many girlfriends Forty days and forty nights, oh What's he gonna feed her?

    Forty days and forty nights, oh Yeah, you got a problem Forty days and forty nights, oh What's he gonna do about that?

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