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Billie Holiday ~ Please Don't Do It In Here


Billie holiday / buster harding Break down the door Chop up the floor Kick out the ceilin' And anything more But, baby, please don't do it in here Kick off the roof Break out the panes Smash in the walls And bust out your brains But, baby, please don't do it in here Took me years to get my path straight I'm gonna keep it that way Don't intend to have it torn up Listen to what i say So take all the money Steal all the clothes Shoot off your pistol Cause anything goes But, baby, please don't do it in here more free lyrics

Billie holiday / buster harding

Break down the door
Chop up the floor
Kick out the ceilin'
And anything more
But, baby, please don't do it in here

Kick off the roof
Break out the panes
Smash in the walls
And bust out your brains
But, baby, please don't do it in here

Took me years to get my path straight
I'm gonna keep it that way
Don't intend to have it torn up
Listen to what i say
So take all the money
Steal all the clothes
Shoot off your pistol
Cause anything goes
But, baby, please don't do it in here

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