Ooh love is fun
Care to dance?
You're a boy
I'm a girl
Are your ready?
Please?
Lot's of fish
In the sea
But is it her?
Or me?
That's right
You'll see the light
All you need is me honey
Can't you see?
I'll be anything you want
You love me more than you love yourself
I'll be anything you want
You love me more than you love yourself
On my knees on my knees
Begging you darling please please please
Pick me, pick me, pick me
Someday I have to say
I'll be with you
Share a dance, romance
A little dinner for two
You'll be mine
I'm yours that's fine
Everything we've ever dreamed of baby
Is ours tonight
I'll be anything you want
You love me more than you love yourself
I'll be anything you want
You love me more than you love yourself
On my knees on my knees
Begging you darling please
I'll be anything you want
You'll be anything I want
You love me more than you love yourself
You'll be anything I want
You love me more than you love yourself
On my knees on my knees
Begging you darling please
Pick me pick me
You finished with your woman
Cause she is not me


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I'll Be Anything You Want Lyrics as written by Steve Patrick Durand Joshua Michael Homme

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    Sexy sexy sexy song. Excellant to dance to; great beat. This song, like most on this album, is very sexual. She wants a man, she wants THAT one. She will do anything. ANYTHING. It really helps that MAdM is one fine choice piece of ass! MAdM, keep on rockin girl!

    prmacalusoon September 29, 2006   Link

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