Anything we should know about your change?
No I won't surrender
At any cost
You're something so sweet and tender
From my heart
Yes I've done my evil
I've done my good
Just believe me honey
I won't let go of you

You are the one
And there's no regrets at all
You are the one
And there's no regrets at all

We've had our share of misfortune
We've had our blues
And God is not on our side
Yes it's true
We keep forgetting baby
The beauty of us two
There is no one who can take that away
From me and you

You are the one
And there's no regrets at all

You are the one
And there's no regrets at all


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I Put A Spell On You Lyrics as written by Jay Hawkins

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    The meaning is pretty self-explanatory, although I'm thinking that the singer's "spell" isn't very effective if the guy is still running around on her. She is engaging in deluded, wishful thinking.

    At first, I wasn't that crazy about this version, but it has grown on me. I still think CCR's version is the best one, though.

    goddesscarolineon November 24, 2010   Link

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