Honey honey, how you thrill me, a-ha, honey honey
Honey honey, nearly kill me, a-ha, honey honey
I'd heard about you before
I wanted to know some more
And now I know what they mean, you're a love machine
Oh, you make me dizzy

Honey honey, let me feel it, a-ha, honey honey
Honey honey, don't conceal it, a-ha, honey honey
The way that you kiss goodnight
(The way that you kiss me goodnight)
The way that you hold me tight
(The way that you're holding me tight)
I feel like I wanna sing when you do your thing

I don't wanna hurt you, baby
I don't wanna see you cry
So stay on the ground, girl
You better not get too high
But I'm gonna stick to you, boy
You'll never get rid of me
There's no other place in this world where I rather would be

Honey honey, touch me, baby, a-ha, honey honey
Honey honey, hold me, baby, a-ha, honey honey
You look like a movie star (look like a movie star)
But I know just who you are (I know just who you are)
And honey, to say the least, you're a doggone beast

So stay on the ground, girl, you better not get too high

There's no other place in this world where I rather would be

Honey honey, how you thrill me, a-ha, honey honey
Honey honey, nearly kill me, a-ha, honey honey
I'd heard about you before (I'd heard about you before)
I wanted to know some more (I wanted to know you some more)
And now I know what they mean, you're a love machine
Oh, you make me dizzy


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Honey, Honey Lyrics as written by Benny Goran Bror Andersson Stig Erik Leopold Anderson

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Sentric Music

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    "And, honey, to say the least, you're a dog-gone beast"

    LoL I love this tune!

    sheepgirlon April 18, 2007   Link

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