Lisa Marie

Artist Vs Poet

So lets just lock these doors and close those blinds
Oh, I'll tell you that
I never ever really wanted you to crop me out of this picture
Exposure sold me faster

I'll tell you what you want to hear if it will make you smile
We're getting deeper, we're going faster
Does this mean that we are getting closer?

Lisa Marie
I'm becoming more aware of the things that you do to me
Oh, Lisa Marie
Together just you and me

I, I, I, I know what you're thinking before you do
Whoa, oh, oh, oh
Why don't you come over here and give me some action?

I'll tell you what you want to hear if it will make you smile
We're getting deeper, we're going faster
Does this mean that we are getting closer?

Lisa Marie
I'm becoming more aware of the things that you do to me
Oh, Lisa Marie
Together just you and me

Lisa Marie
Oh, what you do to me
Oh, Lisa Marie
Together just you and me

You tell me that you want it more than ever
You tell me that you want me
Tell me that you need me, baby, oh baby
So I'll show you a good time if you want to be mine, baby
Oh baby, forget the things your mother told you
I want to do more than just hold you

Lisa Marie
Oh, Lisa Marie
Together just you and me

Oh, Lisa Marie
Oh, what you do to me
Oh, Lisa Marie
Together just you and me


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Lisa Marie Lyrics as written by Tarcy Devin Thomason Craig Ashley Calloway

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    Okay, so… I dreamed I played this on guitar, haha...

    But this song has no depth or reason. It's about having dirty sex and a one-night stand. Catchy as fuck, but the meaning and lyrics suck bad.

    misterchristeron September 07, 2010   Link

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