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112 ~ So Much Love (interlude)


[female] Yeah, welcome to room 112 Q, mike, slim, daron Welcome to room 112 [112] 112, can ya sing? (so, so much love i'll give to you) So much, i'll give to you, so much (so, so much love i'll give to you) Wait a minute, y'all don't hear me, so much (so, so much love i'll give to you) I'll give to you, baby (so, so much love i'll give to you) I will give to you so, so much [female] 112, oh yeah [112] In the morning, in the evening, in the midnight hour [female] Yeah, 112, yeah, 112, yeah, 112 more free lyrics

[female]
Yeah, welcome to room 112
Q, mike, slim, daron
Welcome to room 112

[112]
112, can ya sing?
(so, so much love i'll give to you)
So much, i'll give to you, so much
(so, so much love i'll give to you)
Wait a minute, y'all don't hear me, so much
(so, so much love i'll give to you)
I'll give to you, baby
(so, so much love i'll give to you)
I will give to you so, so much

[female]
112, oh yeah

[112]
In the morning, in the evening, in the midnight hour

[female]
Yeah, 112, yeah, 112, yeah, 112

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