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SONG: Early One Morning
Thursday, February 13, 2003  8:38:00 AM

by William Lewis Baker



Poetry
I said early one morning

A woman stopped me on the way to work

She said I want to see you

If not after lunch

Let''s make it the end of the day.

She said I''ve got some bacon

Some rice and some Sausage

And a taste of liquor if you like

All you got to do Is thrill me all night.

Early one morning

A woman stopped me on the way to work

She said I can tell you the kind of man I like

So why don''t you stop on by

And thrill me all night.

She said, I''ll guide you through it

All you gotta do is take your time

Remember each and every move

Cause baby when we finish

You gonna be mine.





 (Song) Early One Morning

I said early one morning
A woman stopped me on the way to work
She said I want to see you
If not after lunch
Let's make it the end of the day.
She said I've got some bacon
Some rice and some Sausage
And a taste of liquor if you like
All you got to do Is thrill me all night.
Early one morning
A woman stopped me on the way to work
She said I can tell you the kind of man I like
So why don't you stop on by
And thrill me all night.
She said, I'll guide you through it
All you gotta do is take your time
Remember each and every move
Cause baby when we finish
You gonna be mine.
I said early one morning
A woman stopped me on the way to work
She said I want to see you
If not after lunch
Let's make it the end of the day.
She said I've got some bacon
Some rice and some Sausage
And a taste of liquor if you like
All you got to do Is thrill me all night.
Early one morning
A woman stopped me on the way to work
She said I can tell you the kind of man I like
So why don't you stop on by
And thrill me all night.
She said, I'll guide you through it
All you gotta do is take your time
Remember each and every move
Cause baby when we finish
You gonna be mine.

 

 


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