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Carly Simon ~ He Likes To Roll


(carly simon) Why do i try to win the love That i've already wooed and won (chorus) 'cause he likes to roll he likes to roll He likes to roll he likes to roll He takes the flower from his button hole When he likes to roll, he likes to roll I tend to lose my self control When he likes to roll, he likes to roll Here in this little sunny bay Once a day he comes and goes (chorus) He likes to roll... The moon is down but the odds are high That seeming me, he won't pass me by (chorus) He likes to roll... more free lyrics

(carly simon)

Why do i try to win the love
That i've already wooed and won

(chorus)
'cause he likes to roll he likes to roll
He likes to roll he likes to roll
He takes the flower from his button hole
When he likes to roll, he likes to roll
I tend to lose my self control
When he likes to roll, he likes to roll

Here in this little sunny bay
Once a day he comes and goes

(chorus)
He likes to roll...

The moon is down but the odds are high
That seeming me, he won't pass me by

(chorus)
He likes to roll...

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