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Five ~ Hear Me Now


If you think you’re ready Let the games begin Just roll the dice now May the best player win Mamma told me it’s no sin (it’s no sin) (oh oh) oh yeah Any way you like it Just let me know Don’t try to hide it If you’re ready let’s go I won’t be lazy with you no no no Whoa whoa whoa whoa CHORUS I tried to call you but you wasn’t around I tried to see you but you was outta town I tried to find you, tried to track you down But my phone didn’t make a sound I know you hear me now Now the show has started And we’re on the road My tank is full now I’m about to explode It’s dangerous in overload (Oh oh) oh yeah I can keep a secret Won’t tell my boys What you get up to with your favourite toys If ya feel me baby make some noise Whoa whoa whoa whoa CHORUS I know you hear me know (x6) If ya feel me baby make some noise If ya feel me baby just enjoy CHORUS x2 more free lyrics

If you think you’re ready
Let the games begin
Just roll the dice now
May the best player win
Mamma told me it’s no sin (it’s no sin)
(oh oh) oh yeah
Any way you like it
Just let me know
Don’t try to hide it
If you’re ready let’s go
I won’t be lazy with you no no no
Whoa whoa whoa whoa
CHORUS
I tried to call you but you wasn’t around
I tried to see you but you was outta town
I tried to find you, tried to track you down
But my phone didn’t make a sound
I know you hear me now
Now the show has started
And we’re on the road
My tank is full now
I’m about to explode
It’s dangerous in overload
(Oh oh) oh yeah
I can keep a secret
Won’t tell my boys
What you get up to with your favourite toys
If ya feel me baby make some noise
Whoa whoa whoa whoa
CHORUS
I know you hear me know (x6)
If ya feel me baby make some noise
If ya feel me baby just enjoy
CHORUS x2

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