And I Like It

Jefferson Airplane

Transposer:

AND I LIKE IT As recorded by Jefferson Airplane (From the 1966 Album JEFFERSON AIRPLANE TAKES OFF) [Intro] [Verse 1] This is my life I’m satisfied So watch it babe Don’t try to keep me tied no So why not Let me be satisfied This is my life This is my way This is my time This is my dream You know I like it [Verse 2] Baby this is my way It suits me fine So watch it doing Or I leave you behind So why not Fit your life in with mine This is my way This is my time This is my dream This is my life You know I like it Yeah I like it [Bridge] Yeah baby wow tell me what you see Is it the same thing you want me to be I’ve seen it all happen so long before Please believe when I say it’s a bore I need more I need more I need more more [Verse 3] This is my time I’m doing my best So watch it Ain’t gonna be like the rest no So why not Get away from the mass This is my time This is my dream This is my way This is my life You know I like it Yeah I like it You know it’s mine

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