Not a day goes by I don't think about you
You left your mark on me it's permanent a tattoo
Pierce the skin and the blood runs through
Oh my baby

The way you move it's right in time
The way you move it's right in time
It's right in time with me

I stand over the stove in the kitchen
Watch the water boil and I listen
Turn off the television
Oh my baby

The way you move it's right in time
The way you move it's right in time
It's right in time with me

I take off my watch and my earrings
My bracelets and everything
Lie on my back and moan at the ceiling
Oh my baby

Think about you and that long ride
I bite my nails, I get weak inside
Reach over and turn off the light
Oh my baby

The way you move it's right in time
The way you move it's right in time
It's right in time with me

The way you move it's right in time
The way you move it's right in time
It's right in time with me


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    I was so excited when I heard this song on The L Word! I love Lucinda, she's my favorite!!!

    I think this song is so beautiful and simple. Just meeting someone and connecting, coming together, in a way where you just move right in time with each other.

    I don't understand the verses though, they're so sad. I guess in the chorus she is maybe reminiscing (sp?) about how they used to move right in time with each other.

    Anyways, it's beautiful.

    bseely2005on August 18, 2007   Link

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