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Picke a tune out on the radio
Take it somewhere that we outta go
Make it fast because I can't drive slow
I gotta feelin' I'm gonna explode

And it's so hard
We must go
To the water slide
It's so hard

ahhhhh

And it's sweat sweat sweat
and I want ya
I wanna shoot shoot shoot like a lazer beam
and I want ya

Pick a tune out on the radio
Take me somewhere that we outta go
Make it fast 'cause I can't drive
I gotta feeling I'm gonna explode

It's so hard
I need it so
Of your [?] eyes
It's so hard

Ahhh
And it's sweat, sweat, sweat
And I want ya
Oh, I wanna shoot shoot shoot like a lazer beam
And I want ya
I want your whole fucking world

Pick a tune out on the radio
Tell me somewhere that we outta go
Make it fast 'cause I can't drive
I gotta feeling I'm gonna explode

It's so hard
Do you want to explode?
I think I wanna explode
It's so hard

ahhhh
And it's sweat, sweat, sweat
And I want ya
I wanna shoot shoot shoot like a lazer beam
and I want ya

ahhhh
And it's sweat, sweat, sweat
and I want ya
I wanna shoot shoot shoot like a lazer beam
and I want ya


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    Pretty straight forward "I want to bang you" song.

    jesteringon October 20, 2015   Link

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