Special Secret Song Inside

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Well, my young lady, she lives
Three houses away

She claims that she can hear moaning and screaming
To me fuckin' you every night
Well, let me say "hey"

I want to party on your pussy, baby
I want to party on, party on your pussy
I want to party on your pussy, baby
I want to party on your pussy, yeah, yeah, yeah
Struck by lust in a telephone booth
Busted by a cop, he said "That's uncool"

He said that he hears moaning and screaming
To me fuckin' you every night
Well, let me say "hey"

I want to party on your pussy, baby
I want to party on, party on your pussy
I want to party on your pussy, baby
I want to party on your pussy, yeah, yeah, yeah
I want to party on your pussy, baby
I want to party on your pussy
I want to party on your pussy, baby
I want to party on your pussy
I want to party on your pussy, baby
I want to party on your pussy
I want to party on your little pussy, girl
I want to party on your pussy

Let me shine your diamond
The girl got a scratch
Slap that cat
Have mercy

I want to party on your pussy, baby
I want to party on, party on your pussy
I want to party on your pussy, baby
I want to party on your pussy, yeah, yeah, yeah


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    I think Could have lied is about sinead o'connor. THis is just about boning. Great song, brilliant beat.

    jonny17on February 13, 2007   Link

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