Saw you sitting in the corner
Something crossed my mind
And I couldn’t hide I feel it deep inside
My brain starts ticking

And then I saw what you were thinking
Girl you read my mind
By this time I locked the sauna door

Girl can you feel this chemistry
Look into my eyes it feels like heaven
trapped between your thighs
Most importantly the stamina and energy
Will make this last all night
Full steam up, pass me in
Gotta sweat it out gotta suck it in
And most importantly the stamina and energy
Will make this last all night

Late night sauna, late night sauna

Here comes your sister

She’s kinda cute could not resist her
I unlocked the door coz I wanted more
She said she’s twenty-four
What a bonus
I I felt the heat between us

Now there’s three on two
There’s more to do
I locked the door again

Girl can you feel this chemistry
Look into my eyes it feels like heaven
trapped between your thighs
Most importantly the stamina and energy
Will make this last all night
Full steam up, pass me in
Gotta sweat it out gotta suck it in
And most importantly the stamina and energy
Will make this last all night

Late night sauna, late night sauna

Here comes your mother

Oh oh oh no not another
Now I’m feeling sore I’m wanting more
Shes cute for forty four

Girl can you feel this chemistry
Look into my eyes it feels like heaven
trapped between your thighs
Most importantly the stamina and energy
Will make this last all night
Full steam up, pass me in
Gotta sweat it out gotta suck it in
And most importantly the stamina and energy
Will make this last all night

Late night sauna, late night sauna

Here comes your father


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    haha..this song is about having sex..a threeway..a fourway..and then..well you get the picture

    i still like this song

    lizzy_lou44on June 27, 2005   Link
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    this song is reelii sick if you think about it but it is reelii catchy :0 ;) ...

    *Star*eyes*on December 27, 2006   Link

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