You Can Be Mine

Janet Jackson


You can be mine 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 

Hey baby 
I like your style 
I like to hang around 
If your good, the pleasure's mine 
I like to 
You be mine 

You can be mine 
Ain't that good? 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 
Wish you would 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 

Not in front 
Never behind 
Always just right on time 
Always thinkin' man with a mind 
Ready to please me 
That's my type 

You can be mine 
You're so good? 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 
Wish you would 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 

You can be mine 
Make a move 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 
I really wish you would 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 
Watcha gonna do? 

Better get on your job, 
time to go to work, 
if you want to be mine 
Better get on your job, 
time to make me happy, 
if you want to be mine 

Clap your hands, uh! 
Be mine 

You can be mine 
You're so good 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 
You can be mine 
I really wish you would 
You can be mine 
Be mine 

You can be mine 
Make a move 
You can be mine 
Should be mine 
You can be mine 
Yeah yeah 
You can be mine 
Should be my baby 

Jellybean 
Jellybean 
Jellybean 
Jellybean 

Aaow! 
Ah! 
I can't believe this 
Just look what he's doing to be mine 
Haha, you get a kick out of it 

Baby you can be mine 
You can be mine 

Fellas help me out 
That's good 
Can I hear that line one more time? 
Woo! 
Yeah! 
Hey! 
Hey! 

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