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Hootie & the Blowfish ~ Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want


Good times for a change. See the look I've had could make a good man turn bad. So please please please, let me, let me, let me¡ Let me get what I want this time. Haven't had a dream in a long time. See the life I've had could make a good man bad. So for one in my life let me get what I want. Lord knows it would be the first time. Lord knows it would be the first time. more free lyrics

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