Rock Me

Liz Phair

Oh baby, you're young but that's okay
What's give or take nine years anyway?
I'll bet you that cigarette
You won't regret my time

I want to be with a guy like you
So uncomplicated, so in tune
Just take off my dress
Let's mess with everybody's mind
I gotta tell you

Baby, baby, baby, if it's all right
Want you to rock me all night
Baby, baby, if it's all right
Want you to rock me all night, all night
Yeah, rock me all night

Hey yeah yeah
Hey yeah yeah

I want to play Xbox on your floor
Say hi to your roommate who's next door
You don't have a dime but I don't mind
Who gives a damn?

Your record collection don't exist
You don't even know who Liz Phair is
Your potential with no credentials
Your mother taught you how to be a sensitive man
I gotta tell you

Baby, baby, baby, if it's all right
Want you to rock me all night
Baby, baby, if it's all right
Want you to rock me all night, all night
Yeah, rock me all night

Hey yeah yeah, I've been waitin' all my life for
Hey yeah yeah, for this feelin', who'd 've guessed
It could rock me all night
Rock me all night

You think I'm a genius, think I'm cool
I'm starting to think that young guys rule
Oh god, let me save you
I might change you and I might change my mind

Baby, baby, baby, if it's all right
Want you to rock me all night
Baby, baby, if it's all right
Want you to rock me all night, all night
Yeah, rock me all night


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Rock Me Lyrics as written by Graham Edwards Liz Phair

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    i would love to have sex listening to this song

    alissakissa24on August 11, 2006   Link

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