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Whose hair styles are out of this world
Whether it's straight or bouffant or it's curled
My baby my baby my baby
Hey hey hey
My baby, baby pretty baby
Hair soft like a baby lamb and I love to run my fingers through it.
I hope she digs me the way I am,
But if I have to change.
You know I'm gonna do it for my baby,
(i'm gonna do it for my baby)
Personality containing more gold,
Then any bank in this world could hold.
My baby, my baby, my baby, hey hey
My baby, baby, pretty baby

Enough gold in her personality, to set fort knox to shame.
This golden girl has proved to me,
Yet no guy could try
To stake his claim on my baby.
(stake his claim on my baby)
(my baby)
She's cute as can be (my baby)
This girl's got a hold on me (my baby)
Has a kiss so sweet, she knocks me off my feet,
She makes my life complete
Oh yeah, she's my baby
Oh yeah, she's my baby
And I love her so
Yeah, I love my baby so
My baby, she's cute as can be, my baby,
This girl's got a hold on me my baby,
Has a kiss so sweet, she knocks me off my feet,
She makes my life complete
Who has my mind in a kind of haze,
Who has me walkin' around in a daze.
My baby, my baby, my baby, hey hey hey
My baby, baby, pretty baby
Gives me a feelin' I can't explain,
She sets my soul on fire.
But I don't feel hurt and I don't feel pain.
All I feel is strong desire for my baby (strong desire for my baby)
I love her so
I love my baby so
Oh yeah my baby, that personality to satisfy me
Woo that's my baby, my baby, my baby
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Harold (Chuck) Willis (January 31, 1928 – April 10, 1958) was an American blues, rhythm and blues, and rock singer and songwriter; he was born in Atlanta, Georgia. His most successful recording was "C. C. Rider," which topped the rhythm and blues chart in 1957 and also sold well in the pop market. He died suddenly of peritonitis while at the peak of his career, just after "What Am I Living For?", backed by "Hang Up My Rock & Roll Shoes", was released.

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