Gold watch, big car, nice clothes
Now you're living where the big fat sugar daddy goes
Hey! Girlie, girl you're living on the big screen
So don't play innocent with me
Cos I know where you've been
What you get is what you see
Can't break me down cos I believe in me in me
All l wanted was just a little of respect
But if sex is all you want. lay down on the bed
See what you get
(CHORUS)
Don't go loving me no, don’t you love me now
Don't go messing me around
You better, you better watch yourself
Don't go loving me now, don’t you love me
You knocked my soul to the ground
So don't go loving me now
Love, respect, honesty and trust
These are the things you took in yourself
And traded in lust
You're playing a game, have you no shame
You tried to make me feel special,
But how could I believe
What you get is what you see
Can't break me down cos I believe in me in me
All l wanted was just a little of respect
But if sex is all you want. lay down on the bed
See what you get
(CHORUS)
Don't go loving me no, don’t you love me now
Don't go messing me around
You better, you better watch yourself
Don't go loving me now, don’t you love me
You knocked my soul to the ground
So don't go loving me now
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