All your friends are telling you
You should have a fancy car and diamond rings
But girl you know all good things come in time

Girl, you know I'll do just about anything (anything)
To see a smile (to see a smile) upon your face (upon your face)
So don't let your friends go messing
With your mind (oh no)

And girl you know
There ain't nothing I won't do for you
And baby don't
Don't ever doubt my love 'cause it's true

Baby, hold on to me
See I'm a special kind
A man that is hard to find
Told you a thousand times
Baby, hold on to me

Baby, hold on to me
See I'm a special kind (hold me with all your tight)
A man that is hard to find
Told you a thousand times
Baby, hold on to me (baby, hold on)

Oh girl wasn't I there
When he made you cry
And who was there to comfort you
When he said bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, baby

Girl, I give you my time
Here is my money
All of my heart and
You'll be so sorry baby
If we were to ever part, part
And girl you know
That I would never hurt you
Oh girl you know
That I would never desert you

Better hold on to me (hold on to me)
See I'm a special kind (I'm a special kind)
A man that is hard to find
Told you a thousand times (hard to find)
Baby, hold on to me (baby, baby)

Baby, you better
Baby, hold on to me (see I'm)
See I'm a special kind (you know I am)
A man that is hard to find
Told you a thousand times
Baby, hold on to me

Hold on
Oh baby, baby, see
I wanna be
Everything that you need
And I promise baby I promise baby
I'll be there for you

Baby, hold on to me (hold on)
See I'm a special kind (hold on)
A man that is hard to find (oh baby, baby, baby)
Told you a thousand times
Baby, hold on to me

Hold on
See you laying at night
Will you need someone to hold you tight
You're gonna look for me
You're gonna look for me
So you better, you better

Baby, hold on to me
See I'm a special kind
I want it, I want it
A man that is hard to find (oh baby)
Told you a thousand times
Baby, hold on to me

You better
You better
Hold on
Hold on
Think about it before you let me walk out the door, baby
How can you live without me baby
'Cause I can't see myself livin' without you, baby

Baby, hold on to me (hold on, hold on)
See everything
See I'm a special kind (everything you ever needed)
A man that is hard to find
Told you a thousand times
Baby, hold on to me

So you better keep me around
You better keep me around (hold on)
Baby, baby, baby, baby, baby
See I know I am a good man
And your friends keep telling
Your friends keep telling you no I'm not
But the don't know

Baby, hold on to me (the good thing)
See I'm a special kind
A man that is hard to find
Told you a thousand times (I'll never leave)
Baby, hold on to me (I'll never leave my baby)
Hold on


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