I'm One Of Those Girls

Born Ruffians

You say yes
I say no but I can’t complain
With this sex
I don’t know but it’s all the same…

Sexy sexy sexy sexy sexy sexy
Sexy sexy sexy sexy sexy sexy

I’m one of those girls
And you know that I know that you know that I know that you know
Oh, you can do it…
Do it to me.

What don’t you want with me, I’m a celebrity?
Come into bed with me take my virginity.

I’m on my own
I’m on my own
I’m on my own
I’m on my own

Press her
Push her
Pressure
Press her

I say yes
You say no but you can’t complain
With this sex
I don’t know but it’s all inane.


I’m on my own
I’m on my own
I’m on my own
I’m on my own



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    This song is so sexy. Not in a traditional way, but still.

    christopherrobinon October 29, 2009   Link

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