Should you stay, should you go
You're beginning to see
I go hot, I go cold
It's just the devil in me
You've got to understand I am in love with a beautiful man
So if you're feeling insecure you've really no cause to be

I want you near me, don't you run away
I just got used to having you around
I want you near me, come on here and stay
Don't let me down

You're so good with your hands
To help me with a hook or a zip
Indispensable that's what you are
For the occasional kiss
I'm only playing games with you, I can't be nice without being cruel
I know it's not fair, but I make the rules

I want you near me, don't you run away
I just got used to having you around
I want you near me, come on here and stay
Don't let me down

All I want, I've decided
Is your attention undivided

I want you near, don't turn away
I want you near me, won't you stay


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