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Barbra Streisand ~ Guava Jelly


You say you love me
I say i love you
So why don't you stop your cryin'
Dry your weeping eyes
You know i love you
Baby, here i am,
Come rub it on my belly
Like guava jelly
Baby, here i am,
Come rub it on my belly
Like guava jelly

You say you need me
I say i need you too
So why don't you stop your cryin'
Dry your weeping eyes
You know i love you

Baby, here i am,
Come rub it on my belly
Like guava jelly
Baby, here i am,
Come rub it on my belly
Like guava jelly

Ooh rub it baby (repeated to
Background voices)
Ooh rub it over me¡­.
(chorus in background)
Keep rubbin' on my belly (x2)
Rub it rub rub it¡­
Ooh rub it on my belly
Keep rubbin on my belly (fade)


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