There you were freaking out
Trying to get your head around the fact that me and you and love is dead
See how I'm trippin' out
'Cause you can't decide
What you really want from me

Why does it have to be like this
I can never tell
'Cause you make me love you, love you, baby

You make love you, love you, baby
With a little "L"
Why does it have to be like this
I can never tell

You make love you, love you, baby
With a little "L"
Why does it have to be like this
I can never tell

Seems like you're
Stepping on the pieces
Of my broken shell
'Cause you make me love you, love you

You're playing so hard to get
You're making me sweat
Just to hold your attention
I can't give you nothin' more
If you ain't givin' nothin' to me
Love you, don't you know that, with a little "L"

Why does it have to be like this
I can never tell
You make me love you, love you, baby
With a little "L"

You make love you, love you, baby
With a little "L"

You make love you, love you, baby
With a little "L"
Why does it have to be like this
I can never tell

You make love you, love you, baby
With a little "L"
Why does it have to be like this
I can never tell

Seems like you're
Stepping on the pieces
Of my broken shell
'Cause you make me love you, love you
With a little "L", you know
That's the way you make me love you, yeah

You make love you with a little "L"
That's what you do
You make love you with a little "L"
That's what you do

You make love you, yeah
You make love you with a little "L"


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    yeah that's what i think too davina "this girl's been loving him with a little l so it only makes sense to return the love with a little l." I like jamiroquai allot, go jay!

    Aerobabeon June 08, 2002   Link

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