Can't Buy Me Love
Baby it don't make no never mind
What you say it makes me want your company
Now here's a fine young gentleman
Holding up the door of the neighborhood
With the slick five seven gun and an aim so fine
But I ain't scared of your shiny gun, oh no
Can't buy me love, no, no, no
(Chorus)
Money can't buy me love
Oh no, it's just a way to make a fool of you
Oh no, it's just a rainy day toy
Love will always find its way back home
Just the way the dogs in my yard will chase their own tails
They might have your power, you may even have your state
But if I could pick the brain of this lovely blonde haired mate
It wouldn't make sense for your fifty dollars, no
Can't buy me love, no, no, no
(Chorus)
This beat cop or model for Rolodex A 2 7 6 is as lost as you
Don't take off that plastic of two cents machine for long in his possession for sure, aah!
He's got a big heart and a big gun and a big plan
But he ain't got no money to buy me love, no, no, no
Can't buy me love, no, no, no
(Chorus)
So here's a little ditty for my heart that has nothin to do with your coins and rings or even keys
For this thing inside that knows just what it wants to be, beImage Credit: CDC.gov, Author’s own photos/ illustrations
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