[Talking at the beginning]

Wasn't I always a friend to you
Wasn't I always a friend to you
You won't be my friend
You won't be my friend

Every once in a while
Oh they let your love shook
Every once in a while
They let yourself shook

Nobody gets hurt
Nobody gets hurt

Well we came here as two
We let down as one
I don't care if I'm not your only one
What I see in you
You see in me

But if I be wrong
Smoke my smokes
Drink my wine
Feel my snake skin blue somewhere I'll never find
Still be your lover baby

Wasn't I always a friend to you
Wasn't I always a friend to you
You won't be my friend
You won't be my friend

Every once in a while
Oh they let your love shook
Every once in a while
They let yourself shook

Nobody gets hurt
Nobody gets hurt

Well I can feel an astronaut on the wrong side of the moon
Or I can look like a baby on a [unknown] from you
Wherever I go, You go with me

But if I do wrong
Take a master seat
I'll take the floor
Sleeping like it's a rest
I'll get mine
Still be your lover baby

Wasn't I always a friend to you
Wasn't I always a friend to you


Every once in a while
Oh they let your love shook
Every once in a while
Oh they let yourself

Nobody gets hurt
It's only love...love, love

Wasn't I always a friend to you
Wasn't I always a friend to you
Wasn't I always a friend to you
Wasn't I always a friend to you


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