Kiss me, honey, honey, kiss me
Thrill me, honey, honey, thrill me
Don't care even if I blow my top
But, honey (ah hmm) honey, don't stop
I'd like to play a little game with you
A little game especially made for two
If you come close then I will show you how
Closer, closer, now

Kiss me, honey, honey, kiss me
Thrill me, honey, honey, thrill me
Don't care even if I blow my top
But, honey (ah hmm) honey, don't stop

We've never played this little game before
If you relax then you'll enjoy it more
Just settle down and let me teach you how
Closer, closer, now

Kiss me, honey, honey, kiss me
Thrill me, honey, honey, thrill me
Don't care even if I blow my top
But, honey (ah hmm) honey, don't stop
(But, honey, honey, don't stop)

You kiss so well my lips begin to burn
And I can tell I've got a lot to learn
So hold me close and darling show me how
Closer, closer, now

Kiss me, honey, honey, kiss me
Thrill me, honey, honey, thrill me
Don't care even if I blow my top
But, honey, honey, don't stop
(Don't care even if I blow my top)
But, honey, honey, don't stop
(Never stop)


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    Hmmmmmmm....difficult to translate ;) Love the old singers and their styles...very romantic compared to the shut up and f*ck relationships (and songs) of supposed "love" that's out there today. Stick a tongue down one's throat and in three months it's another's throat. Ick. The old music is classy and epitomizes the type of love that was experienced in yesteryear...and by some of us lucky ones today. There's not much nicer than the kisses at the beginning of a loving relationship that is just getting off the ground....Mmmmmmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmm.

    NooContacton August 07, 2012   Link

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