Take Off Your Clothes

Morningwood

When I see you baby
I wanna take off your clothes
Just rip off your clothes
Just take off your clothes
When I see you I want you to
Take of my clothes
Just rip off my clothes
Just take off my clothes
Well make yourself at home and take off your clothes
We'll get naked and we'll see how it goes

I know baby you're frustrated
But I'd like it if we waited
Get a little more acquainted,
It's better when anticipated
(Just take off your clothes)

I wanna touch your little hip bones
Your collar bones
And all your other bones
And your happy trail
It's my happy trail
You're treasure trail,
Let's see what goes down

Come on baby you're fixated,
I think I'd like it if we waited
Get a little more acquainted,
It's better when anticipated
(Just take off your clothes)

Just take off your clothes!

So come on baby don't be shy,
And let's begin
And I'll take off your clothes
Cause everyone knows
You like me it shows
And you know how it goes
If you take off your clothes
We'll see how it grows
I just wanna know

If you take off your clothes
(You take off your clothes)
And if you take off your clothes
(I'll take off my clothes)
And I take off my clothes
(I'll rip off your clothes)
Rip off my clothes
(I'll rip off my clothes)
Rip off your clothes
(I'll take off your clothes)
Take off your clothes
(I'll rip off my clothes)
Rip off your clothes
(I'll take off your clothes)
Come on just take off my clothes

I know baby you're frustrated,
But I'd like it if we waited
Get a little more acquainted,
It's better when anticipated

Just take off your clothes!
Please.


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Take Off Your Clothes Lyrics as written by Peter Yanowitz Chantal Goldstrom

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    The guy wants to wait until he's married to have sex and the girl is horny and doesn't care.. she just wants to get laid..

    ZeeKnowsItAllon August 18, 2007   Link

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