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"Homework" is a track by Fleetwood Mac, from the album Fleetwood Mac in Chicago, released 5th December 1969. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Fleetwood Mac.
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Written by A. Perkins, D. Clark, and O. Rush Oh baby, you know I may be a fool I'm wastin' my time by goin' to school The way you got me holdin' your door I can't do my homework anymore I can't do my homework anymore Oh baby, I said you got me so blind I'm walkin' 'round in circles, I could loose my mind The way you got me holdin' your door I can't do my homework anymore Now baby your as sweet as you can be Everything you do keep on sending me Just the kiss of your lips or the touch of your hand Everything you do is really grand Oh baby, oh, now what can I do I'm walkin' round in circles in love with you The way you got me holdin' your door I can't do my homework anymore Now baby your as sweet as you can be Everything you do keep on sending me Just the kiss of your lips or the touch of your hand Everything you do is really grand Oh baby, oh, now what can I do I'm walkin' round in circles in love with you The way you got me holdin' your door I can't do my homework anymore I can't do my homework anymore I can't do my homework anymore I can't do my homework anymore I can't do my homework anymore
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