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Sarah Connor ~ In My House


[Verse 1:] Boy, you can just best believe I'm the only girl in your life I'll be your sugar in the morning And the sweet stuff U need at night And you can just best believe When it come down to makin' love I'll satisfy you every need And every fantasy you think of [Chorus:] So when U need a little piece of mind Come on over, boy, any time I'll keep you happy and so satisfy In my house, my house Oooh part [Verse 2:] Boy, any time, day or night When U call me, I will be there Just call me up on the phone When U need someone 'round to care And when you feel sad and blue You just come and see me anytime I'll kiss away all your tears And your fears you can leave behind [Chorus 2:] So when U need a little piece of mind Come on over, boy, any time I'll keep you happy and so satisfy In my house, my house So when U need some love and tenderness And it's me, baby that U miss Here's the key to unlock the door to my house, my house Oooh part more free lyrics

[Verse 1:]
Boy, you can just best believe
I'm the only girl in your life
I'll be your sugar in the morning
And the sweet stuff U need at night
And you can just best believe
When it come down to makin' love
I'll satisfy you every need
And every fantasy you think of

[Chorus:]
So when U need a little piece of mind
Come on over, boy, any time
I'll keep you happy and so satisfy
In my house, my house

Oooh part

[Verse 2:]
Boy, any time, day or night
When U call me, I will be there
Just call me up on the phone
When U need someone 'round to care
And when you feel sad and blue
You just come and see me anytime
I'll kiss away all your tears
And your fears you can leave behind

[Chorus 2:]
So when U need a little piece of mind
Come on over, boy, any time
I'll keep you happy and so satisfy
In my house, my house
So when U need some love and tenderness
And it's me, baby that U miss
Here's the key to unlock the door to my house, my house

Oooh part

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