Oh-ohh
Sha, la, la, la, la, la, la, l-la, la, la, la, l-la, la, laa
Sha, la, la, la, la, la, la, l-la, la, la, la, l-la, la, laa

Every Friday
My head's spinning round and round
Been working all week now baby
Yes, it's my day
I take a trip downtown
To my favourite club now, baby

That's when I see you
With loving arms to fall into
But I'm not lookin' for full-time love
There's still so much I wanna do

I only kiss, kiss, kiss when the sun don't shine
Oh-woah, oh-woah
You wanna kiss, kiss, kiss then tonight is fine
Oh-woah, oh-woah

Can live without it
I don't want a full-time love
'cause it's not on my mind now, baby
You know my freedom
Is what I'm thinking of
And I ain't got the time now, baby

Straight out of the blue
You came and asked me to
Be your date in the daytime babe
But I am sorry, no can do

I only kiss, kiss, kiss when the sun don't shine
Oh-woah, oh-woah
You wanna kiss, kiss, kiss then tonight is fine
Oh-woah, oh-woah

I only kiss, kiss, kiss when the sun don't shine
Oh-woah, oh-woah
You wanna kiss, kiss, kiss then tonight is fine
Oh-woah, oh-woah

Kiss me when the sun don't shine
Kiss me when the sun don't shine, oh-woah
(make some noise for the vengaboys)
Oh-woah
Sha, la, la, la, la, la, la, l-la, la, la, la, l-la, la, laa
Sha, la, la, la, la, la, la, l-la, la, la, la, l-la, la, laa

I only kiss, kiss, kiss when the sun don't shine
Oh-woah, oh-woah
You wanna kiss, kiss, kiss then tonight is fine
Oh-woah, oh-woah..



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    I love this song, and everything about it! Can't believe no one has commented on here yet. People need to hear it, 'cause it's GREAT! Period.

    Gwirleybeeon April 22, 2006   Link

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