Little L
Jamiroquai
There you were freaking out, Trying to get your head around the fact that me and you and love is dead See how I'm trippin out 'cause you can't decide what you really want from me (Chorus) Why does it have to be like this? I can never tell You make me love you, love you baby With a little L There you were shouting out Cranking up your altercations, getting upset in your desperation Screaming and hollering How could this love become so paper thin? You're playing so hard to get You're making me sweat just to hold your attention I can't give you nothing more If you ain't givin' nothing to me Don't you know that you make me love you, love you baby with a little L why does it have to be like this I can never tell Seems like you're stepping on the pieces of my broken shell 'cause you make me love you, love you with a little L you know that's the way you make me love you yeah Why does it have to be like this? I can never tell You make me love you, love you baby With a little L90s a funk odyssey acid jazz alternative Awesome Guitar Jams beijomeliga blues Bossa Nova british chill chilly choro classic rock clever pop Clubby dance dance party Disco Driving electro electronic electronica Fave Favorite favorite songs Favourites feel good feelgood Festa fonky fuck this love shit fun Fun Music funk funky glad greenfest 2006 groove groovy funk beat happiness hard rock heavy metal House hype InDaClub Jam Jamiroquai jazz klassikJamiroquai latin jazz Little L - Jamiroquai male male vocalists metal minnen mpb pop Progresive Heavy Metal Progressive metal Progressive rock RB rock Rock Pop sexy songs of 2001 Sunshine Days UK underbart upbeat
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