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Second guessing count your blessings look what i've become! Sit and wallow thank god i swallow gosh what have i done? Baby jane puttin' blame on every man she meets. Stop being a victim, just delete them and i mean toute suite! Navy sweater, yup, he'll get her ar-ti-cul-a-tion. Wanna see where she bit me in my curriculum? Monkey business, not even christmas, A fine how do you do. Look here feller yer in these yeller Can't get the monkey -- sue! Muffins missin, i'm just kissin sweet potato man. Don't look back faults yers heck! Had no b or c plan. Sit and wallow thank god you swallow, gosh what have you Second guessing count your blessings look what you've become. more free lyrics

Second guessing count your blessings look what i've become!
Sit and wallow thank god i swallow gosh what have i done?
Baby jane puttin' blame on every man she meets.
Stop being a victim, just delete them and i mean toute suite!
Navy sweater, yup, he'll get her ar-ti-cul-a-tion.
Wanna see where she bit me in my curriculum?
Monkey business, not even christmas,
A fine how do you do.
Look here feller yer in these yeller
Can't get the monkey -- sue!
Muffins missin, i'm just kissin sweet potato man.
Don't look back faults yers heck!
Had no b or c plan.
Sit and wallow thank god you swallow, gosh what have you
Second guessing count your blessings look what you've become.

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