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Baby Bash ~ Changed My Life


(Chorus) I changed my life so I could be with you But you turned and walked away, Tell me what to do. I changed my life so I could be with you But you turned and walked away Tell me what to do Somehow I know you still believe Somehow I know you still believe Verse 1 You interrupted my bliss Fuck this I sorry Used to be steak AND fish calamari But now all you do is drink and party Girl you ain’t the greatest the greatest was Ali In the words of the late great Bob Marley No Woman, no cry, yes suh I do believe. I count my blessing every time I see my loved ones. Wondering why I be stressing of a silly woman. Boy get your head straight, boy get your head right. Keep on buzzin with your cousin Boy have a good time. Sometime I know it’s right, sometimes I know it’s wrong Sometimes I do it big, sometimes I’m all alone. (Chorus) Verse 2 WE Up and down like a see-saw. Baby let me free fall. Me fall for that again Don’t make me hee haw. Never will I get caught up again. I’m gonna put that on my momma and my next of kin They say money can’t buy me happiness, But it will brighten my day. They say money can’t buy me happiness, But it will brighten my day. Baby girl you don did it. Girl I ain’t wit it. Only problem in my life was you, So good riddANCE I’m out the door quick, feet first sideways. I’m checking out baby, And breathin some highway. (Chorus) Money won’t buy you happiness But it will brighten your day. Money won’t buy you happiness, But it will brighten your day. more free lyrics

(Chorus)
I changed my life so I could be with you
But you turned and walked away,
Tell me what to do.
I changed my life so I could be with you
But you turned and walked away
Tell me what to do
Somehow I know you still believe
Somehow I know you still believe

Verse 1
You interrupted my bliss
Fuck this I sorry
Used to be steak AND fish calamari
But now all you do is drink and party
Girl you ain’t the greatest the greatest was Ali
In the words of the late great Bob Marley
No Woman, no cry, yes suh I do believe.
I count my blessing every time I see my loved ones.
Wondering why I be stressing of a silly woman.
Boy get your head straight, boy get your head right.
Keep on buzzin with your cousin
Boy have a good time.
Sometime I know it’s right, sometimes I know it’s wrong
Sometimes I do it big, sometimes I’m all alone.

(Chorus)

Verse 2
WE Up and down like a see-saw.
Baby let me free fall.
Me fall for that again
Don’t make me hee haw.
Never will I get caught up again.
I’m gonna put that on my momma and my next of kin
They say money can’t buy me happiness,
But it will brighten my day.
They say money can’t buy me happiness,
But it will brighten my day.
Baby girl you don did it.
Girl I ain’t wit it.
Only problem in my life was you,
So good riddANCE
I’m out the door quick, feet first sideways.
I’m checking out baby,
And breathin some highway.
(Chorus)

Money won’t buy you happiness
But it will brighten your day.
Money won’t buy you happiness,
But it will brighten your day.

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