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Queens Of The Stone Age ~ First It Giveth


I'm in you You're in me I can't tell You're so cruel More than me It is true That's right Loyal to Only you Up your sleeve I want some (come on, take it) of all of you (it's yours) Trickin me First it giveth Then it taketh away I would beg I would plead I would shake On a hook Dangling By the way I'm so young And beautiful (That's right) (I'm slick) I'm no fool Time goes by Tables turn Now I know First it giveth Then it taketh away more free lyrics

I'm in you
You're in me
I can't tell

You're so cruel
More than me
It is true
That's right

Loyal to
Only you
Up your sleeve

I want some (come on, take it)
of all of you (it's yours)
Trickin me

First it giveth
Then it taketh away

I would beg
I would plead
I would shake

On a hook
Dangling
By the way

I'm so young
And beautiful
(That's right)
(I'm slick)
I'm no fool

Time goes by
Tables turn
Now I know

First it giveth
Then it taketh away

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