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Chaka Khan ~ Pop My Clutch


There may be some youngbloods Waitin' in the wings I'm puttin' on my good duds So you can hear me sing I know what you're thinkin' but This ain't no one night stand I'm savin' all the good love For only one man Pop, pop my clutch (4x) Don't worry `bout the weather In london or rome Once we get together You're gonna take me home I've had plenty boyfriends Now i need a man To love me, whatever And a ring on my hand Listen pretty baby I won't say it twice You could save me From my own device Honesty is so refreshing I don't get that much You just might be the blessing To make me pop my clutch Chorus I know what you're thinkin' But this ain't no one night stand I'm savin' the good stuff For only one man Listen, pretty baby I won't say it twice You know you could save me I you pop it right more free lyrics

There may be some youngbloods
Waitin' in the wings
I'm puttin' on my good duds
So you can hear me sing
I know what you're thinkin' but
This ain't no one night stand
I'm savin' all the good love
For only one man

Pop, pop my clutch (4x)

Don't worry `bout the weather
In london or rome
Once we get together
You're gonna take me home
I've had plenty boyfriends
Now i need a man
To love me, whatever
And a ring on my hand

Listen pretty baby
I won't say it twice
You could save me
From my own device

Honesty is so refreshing
I don't get that much
You just might be the blessing
To make me pop my clutch

Chorus

I know what you're thinkin'
But this ain't no one night stand
I'm savin' the good stuff
For only one man

Listen, pretty baby
I won't say it twice
You know you could save me
I you pop it right

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