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2gether ~ You're My Baby Girl


Performed by 2gether Written by brian gunn, mark gunn, nigel dick and evan farmer whistles to tune 12th of april We decided it was time I was feelin good And you were lookin fine On the basement floor With trl behind You were lovin me with carson daly on your mind Chorus You're my baby girl You know that you are You're my honey bunch Yeah, my sweet lucky star (sweet lucky star) So put your hand in mine I will slap your sweet behind You're my baby girl (my baby girl) E is for erin, and makin out with you R is for romp that's what you like to do (like to do) I is for eyes that are smilin back at me N is for nasty which we do constantly Chorus Hot dogs, hamburgers With buns that will please Erin likes the ketchup, But go easy on the cheese. I like to look down on her Naked from above She's just like gwyneth paltrow i'm like shakespeare in love Repeat chorus You're the one i really want Repeat chorus until fade more free lyrics

Performed by 2gether
Written by brian gunn, mark gunn, nigel dick and evan farmer

*whistles to tune*

12th of april
We decided it was time
I was feelin good
And you were lookin fine
On the basement floor
With trl behind
You were lovin me with carson daly on your mind

Chorus
You're my baby girl
You know that you are
You're my honey bunch
Yeah, my sweet lucky star
(sweet lucky star)
So put your hand in mine
I will slap your sweet behind
You're my baby girl
(my baby girl)

E is for erin, and makin out with you
R is for romp that's what you like to do (like to do)
I is for eyes that are smilin back at me
N is for nasty which we do constantly

Chorus

Hot dogs, hamburgers
With buns that will please
Erin likes the ketchup,
But go easy on the cheese.
I like to look down on her
Naked from above
She's just like gwyneth paltrow i'm like shakespeare in love

Repeat chorus
You're the one i really want
Repeat chorus until fade

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