No I Won't
My mommy
Heard a rumor about
Pleasure and kindness
Ain't nothing ever going away
I don't really think so
Come on my show with me,
Let's go tom howlin'
Let's do our thing
Somebody tell me the way it is
There is so much to be wished for
Yes and there ain't no wish
No we can do anything, whatever
We don't have to ask for anything
Give it half try, if what we got is all grudges
Now, I know I've had my share
I'll do anything I can
No I won't
I'll pull down the shades
No I won't
I'll play it cool
Now I got some education.
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