Josie's on a vacation far away
Come around and talk it over
So many things that I want to say
You know I like my girls a little bit older

I just want to use your love tonight
I don't want to lose your love tonight

I ain't got many friends left to talk to
Nowhere to run when I'm in trouble
You know I'd do anything for you
Stay the night but keep it undercover

I just want to use your love tonight (whoa)
I don't want to lose your love tonight

Try to stop my hands from shaking
But something in my mind's not making sense
It's been a while since we were all alone
I can't hide the way I'm feeling

As you're leaving, please would you close the door?
And don't forget what I told you
Just 'cause you're right that don't mean I'm wrong
Another shoulder to cry upon

I just want to use your love tonight (yeah)
I don't want to lose your love tonight (yeah)
I just want to use your love tonight
I don't want to lose your love tonight
I just want to use your love tonight
I don't want to lose your love tonight

(Use your love, lose your love) your
(Use your love) love
Oh, I don't want to lose (lose your, tonight)
I don't wanna, no, I don't wanna
I don't wanna lose (use your, tonight)
Your love, your (lose your, tonight)
Your love (use your, tonight)
Your love (lose your, tonight)
I don't want to lose your love tonight
Love (use your, tonight)
(Lose your, tonight) I don't want to lose your love tonight


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    He's having troubles with Josie - probably wants to leave Josie for this older babe. They have had maybe one night together before - where something did or did not happen. (It's been a while..) Also he's calling her to talk it over - like- where to now?

    He want's to talk about his troubles - but if she stays the night - people will talk - so keep it undercover. They have a connection and talk all night.

    He makes a move on her and/or asks her to be his girlfriend - she rebuffs him in both cases - all he is is another shoulder to cry upon. The "you're right - I'm not wrong" line means She's right not to escalate with him because of Josie - but he's right that she shouldn't dismiss him for being too young - as he needs to talk and sleep with a mature babe people! Close the door please- means don't leave a trace someone stayed the night - but also remember the true love words I said to you.

    Many folks think he's a badboy - but a mack would not say PLEASE close the door, hehe. He's lovelorn throughout the song.

    novalison March 09, 2014   Link

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