If I, I ain't got nothing, I got you
If I, I ain't got something I don't give a damn, 'cause I got it with you
I don't know much about algebra, but I know one plus one equals two
And it's me and you
That's all we'll have when the world is through

'Cause baby, we ain't got nothing without love
Darling you got enough for the both of us
So come on baby, make love to me

When my days look low, pull me in close and don't let me go
Make love to me, so when the worlds at war, let our love heal us all
Right now baby make love to me, me, me, me, me
Oh, oh, make love to me

Hey, I don't know much about guns but I
I've been shot by you
Hey, and I don't know when I'm gon die, but I hope
That I'm gon die by you
Hey, and I don't know much about fighting, but I, I know
I will fight for you
Hey, just when I ball up my fist I realize
That I'm laying right next to you

Baby, we ain't got nothing but love
And darling you got enough for the both of us, ooh
Make love to me when my days look low
Pull me in close and don't let me go

Make love to me so when the worlds at war
Let our love heal us all
Help me let down my guard, make love to me, me, me, me, me
Oh, oh, make love to me, me, me, me, me


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    "So when the world’s at war that our love heal us all" when a woman tries to end war !

    Paymaanon May 02, 2013   Link

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