My House

Kids of 88

I'm gonna take you back to my house
I love the feeling when you touch me, baby
It's not as good when I'm by myself
You know you make me go whoo hoo ooh ooh (x2)

I walked into the club, I don't remember the time
Stepped right up to the door 'cause I don't stand in no line
I saw you doing your thing minding your business 'til I
Busted in with the freshest two step so she knows that I'm there

You try and play it so cool
Act like you know it all
There's only one place for you
So come on now

I'm gonna take you back to my house
I love the feeling when you touch me, baby
It's not as good when I'm by myself
You know you make me go whoo hoo ooh ooh (x2)

Well, I can tell that you ain't seen shit like this before
My stage weakened your knees and you'll be begging for more
I saw you doing your thing minding your business 'til I
Busted in with the freshest two step so she knows that I'm there

You try and play it so cool
Act like you know it all
There's only one place for you
So come on now

I'm gonna take you back to my house
I love the feeling when you touch me, baby
It's not as good when I'm by myself
You know you make me go whoo hoo ooh ooh (x2)

Take you back, I wanna take you
Take you back, I'm gonna take you
Take you back, I wanna take you
Take you back

I'm gonna take you back to my house
I love the feeling when you touch me, baby
It's not as good when I'm by myself
You know you make me go whoo hoo ooh ooh

I'm gonna take you back to my house (take you back, I wanna take you back)
I love the feeling when you touch me, baby (take you back, I wanna take you back)
It's not as good when I'm by myself (take you back, I wanna take you back)
You know you make me go whoo hoo ooh ooh


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    One of the best NZ songs of 2009, and crazily sexy, might I add.

    something_beautifulon October 10, 2009   Link
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    Agreeeeeeeed. :3 Love partying to it, too. :D

    LACEYLAYDEADon June 01, 2010   Link

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