Freedom
Wham!
Every day I hear a different story People say that you're no good for me Sow you lover with another She's making a fool of you If you loved me baby, you'd deny it But you laugh and tell me I should try it Tell me I'm a baby and I don't understand But you know that I'll forgive you Just this once, twice, forever 'Cos baby, you could drag me to hell and back As long as we're together And you do Chorus: I don't want your freedom I don't want to play around I don't want nobody, baby Part time love just brings me down I don't want your freedom Girl, all I want right now is you Like a prisoner who has his own key But I can't escape until you love me I just go from day to day Knowing all about the other boys (Oh oh ...) You take my hand and tell me I'm a fool To give you all that I do I bet you someday, baby Someone says the same to you But you know that I'll forgive you Just this once, twice, forever 'Cos baby, you could drag me to hell and back Just as long as we're together And you do Chorus: You're hurting me, baby You're hurting me, baby Oh oh ... You're hurting me, baby You're hurting me, baby But you know that I'll forgive you Just this once, twice, forever 'Cos baby, you could drag me to hell and back Just as long as we're together And you do Chorus: I don't want your I don't want your I don't want your I don't want your To fade ...80's 80s 80s Pop adult contemporary All-Time Favorites Andrew Ridgley british britpop deep dark secret Favorite foute muziek fun gay George Michael new romantic new wave nostalgic oldies party pop super fantastic glitterball po sweet candy songs synth pop teen pop The British are coming Top Classics UK Wham
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