Jeanie won't you take a chance
Don't you wanna come with me
Girl I'm gonna set you free
It's all about our love
Paula give me one more dance
I know you wanna roll with me
I ain't gonna let you be
It's all about our love

And I've been tryin' everyday to forget you
Now I know that just ain't right
There must be a reason I've met you
Baby you're mine

Play it for the girls
And for all the good times
Play it to the world
You belong in my life
Play it for the girls
And for all the good times
Doesn't matter what they say
The dream never dies

Julianna taste so sweet
Nellie is a perfect girl
Suzy likes to rock my world
It's all about our love
Lucy is a slow romance
Ruby knocks me to the ground
Anna wants to joke around
It's all about our love

And I've been tryin' everyday to forget you
Now I know that just ain't right
There must be a reason I've met you
Baby you're mine

Play it for the girls
And for all the good times
Play it to the world
You belong in my life
Play it for the girls
And for all the good times
Doesn't matter what they say
The dream never dies

I feel I got nothing to lose
I'm stayin' til we unite
You know I've got nothing to prove
Your mine

Play it for the girls
And for all the good times
Play it to the world
You belong in my life
Play it for the girls
And for all the good times
It doesn't matter what they say
The dream never dies

Play it for the girls
And for all the good times
Play it to the world
You belong in my life
Play it for the girls
And for all the good times
Doesn't matter what they say
Doesn't matter what they say
The dream never dies
Play it for the girls



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