| And oh Lord
|
| From the ghetto
|
| You know that he’s a sinner
|
| Remember me
|
| I’m the one who had your babies i
|
| Do you remember me?
|
| I don’t even know anymore and
|
| I’ll tell you this for free
|
| Something’s don’t make sense in the morning
|
| Three second memory
|
| Helps you to forget all the same and
|
| Sometimes it’s what you need
|
| To move on with life again
|
| Life again, strife again
|
| She rode off on her bike again
|
| Perfect ten, never again
|
| I don’t know quite where to begin
|
| There’s evidence that ever since
|
| She left perfume and finger prints
|
| I won’t let you
|
| I won’t let you won’t forget you
|
| Remember me
|
| I’m the one who had your babies i
|
| Do you remember me?
|
| I’m that guy who showed you the door and
|
| I’ll tell you this for free
|
| Oh man there’s some life again
|
| Life again, no strife again
|
| I got back on my bike again
|
| No perfect ten, won’t let you in
|
| I now know just where to begin
|
| 'Cos ever since there’s evidence
|
| There’s no such thing as accidents
|
| I won’t let you
|
| I won’t let you won’t forget you
|
| Remember me
|
| I’m the one who had your babies i
|
| Remember me
|
| I’m the one who had your babies i
|
| I am a woman
|
| Of the ghetto (woman! woman!)
|
| Remember me
|
| I’m the one who had your babies i
|
| Remember me
|
| I’m the one who had your babies i
|
| Remember me
|
| I’m the one who had your babies i
|
| Remember me
|
| I’m the one who had your babies i
|
| Remember me
|
| Remember me |