Can I Get Get Get

Junior Senior

Can I get get get to know know know know you better better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better better baby

Oh baby girl in those baby pants
Come on over here and take a second chance
Take a second chance on me
Cause I know you wanna dance with me
What you say?
I don't do that kind of thing!
Say what?
I don't do that kind of thing!
Why not?
I don't do that kind of thing!
And you say
I don't do that kind of thing!
Okay!

Can I get get get to know know know know you better better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better baby

I'm Busy Bee but I'm taking it easy
Let's go home and throw away the key
Away the key, are you coming with me?
So fancy free, hey, what you say?
I don't do that kind of thing!
And you say
I don't do that kind of thing!
Say what?
I don't do that kind of thing!
Hey!
I don't do that kind of thing!
Let's go!

Can I get get get to know know know know you better better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better baby

I know you wanna dance
So come on and take a chance
Take a second chance on me
Cause I know that you wanna dance

I know you wanna
So come on and take a chance
Take a second chance on me
Cause I know that you wanna dance

Yeah!

Yeah, yeah, yeah

Can I get get get to know know know know you better better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better baby (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Can I get get get to know know know know you better better baby
Can I get get get to know know know know you better baby (yeah, yeah, yeah)
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    "a busy bee but i'm takin' it easy" sounded like "I like PCP but I'm taking it EEEEEEasy" (in which E=ecstasy) to me at first.

    With that in mind...I don't get it.

    onethinwallawayon March 05, 2008   Link

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