Make Tonight

Emanuel

she puts her lips to a bottle of cola.
i watch the kiss and it turns me on.
it makes me feel as though i am helpless there is nothing else.
she grabs my wrist and leads me through streetlights.
and locks her door behind my back.
relax relax and let these taxes of your reflex act.
sway so sway. you know you taste so good.
this is the night you are the fire.
sway so sway.
and we melt into the floor as one.
i grab her hips and pull her in closer.
i close my eyes and it turns her on.
we press our skin and though it resists, oh i slip inside.
i feel her breath it slides down my neck yeah yeah we sweat.
to the rythym that we make. make love. hate yourself.
but baby im all yours.
make tonight stay. we turn around again.
stay tonight right here.
we give it all we all just fade away.


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    wow, the first time I heard the song I laughed because of the first lyric "she puts her lips to a bottle of cola." because of my twin sister... this songs about having sex, the lyrics make it very specific and I’m able to visualize everything. It’s fucking awesome.

    i feel her breath it slides down my neck yeah yeah we sweat

    smallBlackhearton April 07, 2005   Link

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