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Marvin Gaye ~ Try It Baby


Now you're moving on up, pretty baby You're leaving me behind Everybody seems to love you Oh, you're doing just fine, fine, fine But take away your good looks And all your fancy clothes Why don't you just Try it baby Try it baby Try it baby Try it baby You'll see Nobody loves you but me Now you tell me that you so busy, pretty baby You ain't got much time Oh, how will I remember When all your time was mine, mine, mine Well move on back cross the track, baby Where you came from Why don't you just Try it baby Try it baby Try it baby Try it baby You'll see That nobody loves you but me Nobody loves you but me I really want to hold you, pretty baby In my arms again But I can't get close to you For all your loving friend, friend, friend But take your name from the bright lights baby And tell me that you are all through Come on and Try it honey Try it baby Try it sweetheart Try it honey You'll see, nobody loves you but me [fade...] more free lyrics

Now you're moving on up, pretty baby

You're leaving me behind

Everybody seems to love you

Oh, you're doing just fine, fine, fine

But take away your good looks

And all your fancy clothes

Why don't you just

Try it baby

Try it baby

Try it baby

Try it baby

You'll see

Nobody loves you but me

Now you tell me that you so busy, pretty baby

You ain't got much time

Oh, how will I remember

When all your time was mine, mine, mine

Well move on back cross the track, baby

Where you came from

Why don't you just

Try it baby

Try it baby

Try it baby

Try it baby

You'll see

That nobody loves you but me

Nobody loves you but me

I really want to hold you, pretty baby

In my arms again

But I can't get close to you

For all your loving friend, friend, friend

But take your name from the bright lights baby

And tell me that you are all through

Come on and

Try it honey

Try it baby

Try it sweetheart

Try it honey

You'll see, nobody loves you but me

[fade...]

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