Album: The Point Of It All (2008)
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  • We don't have to worry bout no money, to have us a real good time
    And we don't have to leave in the morning, the whole day just you and I,
    And it don't have to get any better, it's perfect you in my life.

    If you're cool, then I'm cool, then we're cool

    We don't have to worry bout no groceries, we can fill up on love alone,
    If we ain't got enough for a movie, we can just sit at home
    Have a little role play baby, whatever turns you on

    If you're cool, then I'm cool, then we're cool
    If you're cool, then I'm cool, then we're cool

    [Chorus]
    Quit your worrying baby
    Quit your worrying girl
    Quit your crying lady
    We can conquer the world

    Pack a lil' love for the evening, let me hold you tight
    Don't be worried about my problems believe me- everything's gonna be alright
    Watching cartoons, whatever makes you smile

    If you're cool, then I'm cool, then we're cool
    If you're cool, then I'm cool, then we're cool

    [Chorus]

    Ain't nobody worried bout no money, and we still gonna have a good time
    Like JJ, Thelma, and Willona, we gonna have a good time
    We can take a stroll in the park, holding hands walking side by side
    Drop the top down on the lac, feel the breeze and take a lil' ride
    You know I love the southern stuff baby
    Fish and chicken with the hot fries
    And we a perfect match, I'm the ham and you the good collard greens on the side

    Don't worry girl
    Don't worry, no
    We're alright
    Hold On, Hold On

    [Chorus] Writer/s: Anthony Hamilton, Kelvin Wooten, Lavell Crump, Ramon Montgomery
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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