Last night
Flashlight
You said
We could get in
Your bed
Your legs
Red Light
Do you like what I said

I think you got a thing for me you’re comin' around to check out what I got
You got to gimme that thing comin’ around you’re comin’ around
I think you got a thing for me you’re comin around to check out what I got
You got to get on to get off, you’re comin’ around you’re comin’ around

Pop secret you’re a jumbo pop you got some kink
in your panties and I like it a lot
cuz you’re so smooth you can wax it like Johnson & Johnson
I’m almost ready cuz I’m ready to get some
Come on baby, come get on my see-saw
I’m gonna put it in until you get pissed-off
Come on baby the days are long
the days are long and I’m coming on

Tonight
Blacklight
You said
I could get in
Your legs
Thick Shake
I’m aching
Too late It’s right

I think you got a thing for me you’re comin around to check out what I got
You got to gimme that thing comin’ around you’re comin’ around
I think you got a thing for me you’re comin around to check out what I got
You got to get on to get off, you’re comin’ around you’re comin’ around

Pop secret you’re a jumbo pop you got some kink
in your panties and I like it a lot
Come on baby the days are long
the days are long and I’m coming on

White Light
So light
You said
We could get in your bed
Bed Head
Green Light
Do you like what I said

I think you got a thing for me you’re comin around to check out what I got
You got to gimme that thing comin’ around you’re comin’ around
I think you got a thing for me you’re comin around to check out what I got
You got to get on to get off, you’re comin’ around you’re comin’ around


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