If you think I love you
Well baby you're right
If you think I wanna hug you
Well baby you're right

Oh, I wanna love you
I wanna hug you
Oh cause I need you so bad
Oh yes I do
Oh so come on, baby baby
Lord, it's just me and you now

I said
I wanna hug you
I wanna love you
Oh cause I need you so bad
When I can't get you
It makes me so mad

If you think I done want you
Well baby you're right
If you think I wanna haunt you
Lord baby you're right

Oh, I wanna love you
I wanna hug you
Oh cause I, oh yes I,
I, I love you baby
Lord, just me and you darling
Oh and everything, everything, everything gonna be alright
Said it is now

Oh, I wanna love you
I wanna hug you
Oh cause I need you so bad
And, oh, when I can't get you
Lord, it drives me stone mad

Oh everybody's got the blues, Lord
Or it's just me and you baby
I believe everything gonna be alright
Oh just one more time, one more time
Lord, oh baby baby
I wanna love you
I wanna hug you
Oh cause I need you so bad
And oh, when I can't get you
It make me so mad
Oh come on now


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