Stay The Night

Millionaires

I've got you blowin' up my phone
And I know that you're lookin' right
If I let you walk me home
You know I'll let you stay the night

Touch me up and touch me down
Shut your mouth, don't make a sound
Got my lipstick on your collar
You can bet your bottom dollar
You will...

Drinkin' dancin'
What I want...
Take your clothes off
Let's get it on

Because I'm feelin' lonely
You know it's true
Let's get naughty
And I want you to...

You know I want ya and I need ya
But you're just a one night stand
If you get breakfast in the morning
You'll be a lucky man

So let's just skip the small talk
Don't mean to be a prick
Now let's get down to business
All I need to taste is your...lips

Drinkin' dancin'
What I want...
Take your clothes off
Let's get it on

Because I'm feelin' lonely
You know it's true
Let's get naughty
And I want you to...

Trust me, we're just flirting
Now we're getting down and dirty
Make it rough, make it tough
Till you leave at 7:30

So if you get me drunk
My "uh" will shut you up
We'll go down, on the ground
Play around till the morning
We'll be...


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Stay The Night Lyrics as written by N. Dolph M. Green

Lyrics © FOUR MOONS MUSIC PUB. GROUP

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    yup id do em

    gogogirlon October 26, 2011   Link

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