can we get together
and spend a little time
hang out at the triple x
that would be just fine.
baby lets get freaky
and come on out with me.
we can play doctors and nurses
you could examine me.
ohhh
sweet talking jive
that makes us all wetter.
activates our senses
we must take what we can get.
come on over baby and show us what you got.
yeah well come on our baby and i can find that spota

come on girls....
whose ya daddy.

can we get together
and we can have some fun.
you can do a little dance
and i could bang your drums
ohhh
baby like get nasty lets
and come on out with me.
we could play donkey kong
and you could rescue me.
quit your fussin baby
lets have a good time
im feeling kinda sexy because you are all mine
come on over baby
and show us how to move
come on over baby and we can play it smooth

ahh yeah.




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    big fat dirty sexy fun ... f---ing great party tune , this song should of been huge.

    meet you @ karateon December 28, 2004   Link
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    This song is hottt

    PunKinDrubliCon August 06, 2005   Link
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    come sit down next to me i wanna play u one of my favourite records

    u like that... ooh baby

    lol cracks me up every time. its so fun acting it out to some random at a party...

    gunnmafiaon February 09, 2006   Link
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    laced with sexual connotations and allusions..

    Nikolas_on May 28, 2007   Link

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