C'mon!

I knew that when you left me it was over
Not just for us, for the whole damn world
It wasn’t pretty, I never knew what hit me
But I’m pretty sure you’re much more than a girl

(Use your power, set us free
Stomp ‘em out, like you did to me)

Baby Baby Baby
Show ‘em how you like it
Baby Baby Baby
They’ll never stand a chance chance chance
Against your glance

Ya know you left me desperate and defeated
I’m slowly getting over it day by day
Now could you do us all a favor
Be a hero and blow ‘em all away

(Use your power, set us free
Stomp ‘em out, like you did to me)

Baby Baby Baby
Show ‘em how you like it
Baby Baby Baby
They’ll never stand a chance chance chance

Baby Baby Baby
Show ‘em how you like it
Baby, Baby, Baby
Here's your chance chance chance
to do your glance

Ba Ba Ba, Baby Baby Baby
Show ‘em how you like it
Ba Ba Ba, Baby Baby Baby
They’ll never stand a chance chance chance

Baby Baby Baby
Show ‘em how you like it
Baby Baby Baby
They’ll never stand a chance chance chance

Baby, Baby, Baby
Show ‘em how you like it
Baby, Baby, Baby
They’ll never stand a chance chance chance
Against your glance

Ba Ba Ba, Baby Baby Baby
Baby Baby Baby


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    I don't quite know what it means but I love it, Oh, Hush! is amazing.

    ILoveMCR_2007on January 12, 2008   Link

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