[Chorus]
I can't see nobody but you baby and
I can't see nobody with you baby, no way
And you know that I love you so crazy baby, and, and I'm crazy too
And without you I might die unless you save me
Hate making you cry it drives me crazy baby
Learn to love you right just have patience baby, patience baby

[Verse 1]
(Yeah baby, huh) I don't see nobody baby
I be on your body baby, I know I might drive you crazy yeah (Aye, huh)
I don't need nobody baby
Let's meet at the lobby babby, let's tell everybody baby yeah
I'm for you and you for me, let's go round past two or three
Break it down for you to see yeah (Ya)
Really mean that much to me
I can tell you fuck with me, baby, now you stuck with me baby, yeah yeah (Ooh)
I'm gon' give you love for free baby, yeah yеah (Ya)
Hope you only loving me baby, yeah yеah (Ya)
Hard to find and hard to keep baby, yeah yeah (Uh)
I'm gon' put you straight to street baby (Aye, aye, and)

[Chorus]
I can't see nobody but you baby and
I can't see nobody with you baby, no way
And you know that I love you so crazy baby, and, and I'm crazy too
And without you I might die unless you save me
Hate making you cry it drives me crazy baby
Learn to love you right just have patience baby, patience baby

[Verse 2]
(Aye) You the one I stay with, loving on, girl stop playing (Huh)
Keeping you close to me, holding you, being your man baby (Ya)
Know you'd die for me, I've took the stand baby (Ya)
[?], always in my plans yea
Go on a run with you baby, yeah yeah
I'm in love with you baby, yeah yeah
Nothing I wouldn't do baby, yeah yeah
Long as you keep it true baby, yeah yeah
Go on a run with you baby, yeah yeah
I'm in love with you baby, yeah yeah
Nothing I wouldn't do baby, yeah yeah
Long as you keep it true baby, yeah yeah (Aye)

[Chorus]
I can't see nobody but you baby and
I can't see nobody with you baby, no way
And you know that I love you so crazy baby, and, and I'm crazy too
And without you I might die unless you save me
Hate making you cry it drives me crazy baby
Learn to love you right just have patience baby, patience baby


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