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Beth Orton ~ Precious maybe


Sometimes I get to thinkin', baby, when I'm all alone I could maybe make it on my own The more, oh, you set me free The more attractive you seem to be And my baby My precious baby You're my maybe My only maybe Sometimes I get to thinkin' when we're on the telephone Are you really on your own So more that you set me free The more deceptive it gets to be And my baby My only maybe You're my baby My precious maybe Sometimes I get a feelin' in every part of me Nothin' is what it seems to be The more, oh, you set me free The more addicted I get to be You're my baby My only maybe You're my baby My precious maybe Ooh, my baby Ooh, my baby My precious baby... more free lyrics

Sometimes I get to thinkin', baby, when I'm all alone
I could maybe make it on my own
The more, oh, you set me free
The more attractive you seem to be

And my baby
My precious baby
You're my maybe
My only maybe

Sometimes I get to thinkin' when we're on the
telephone
Are you really on your own
So more that you set me free
The more deceptive it gets to be

And my baby
My only maybe
You're my baby
My precious maybe

Sometimes I get a feelin' in every part of me
Nothin' is what it seems to be
The more, oh, you set me free
The more addicted I get to be

You're my baby
My only maybe
You're my baby
My precious maybe
Ooh, my baby
Ooh, my baby
My precious baby...

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