| Didn’t you say you’d be the kind of girl
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| Who stayed home every night
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| Handle me and pamper me
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| You said you’d never leave my side
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| Well, ever since we took that vow
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| You must have had a change of heart
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| 'Cause the only time I see you, baby
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| Is when your car won’t start
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| Loving you made a fool out of me
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| Didn’t you say you’d be the kind of guy
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| Who bought your woman things (the less you say, the better)
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| Fur-lined coats and motor boats, wash and dryer machines
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| Well, ever since we took that vow
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| You must have had a change of heart
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| 'Cause the only thing you ever bought me, baby
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| Was a ten cent birthday card (embarrassing!)
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| Loving you made a fool out of me
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| I didn’t know that keeping you happy
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| Depended on me being wealthy and cool
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| I didn’t know that keeping you happy
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| Depended on me being under your rule
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| Didn’t you say you’d be my candle light?
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| (Loving you, loving you)
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| Didn’t you say you’d be my Mr. Right
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| (Loving you, loving you)
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| Didn’t you say you’d be my dynamite?
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| (Loving you, loving you)
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| Didn’t you say you’d be my sunlight?
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| (Loving you, loving you)
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| Didn’t you say you’d be my sunlight?
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| Didn’t you say you’d be my candle light?
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| Embarrassing!
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| Loving you made a fool out of me
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| Oh yeah, loving you made a fool out of me
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| Baby
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| Made a damn fool out of me, yeah |