It's just the cutest thing
When you get to fussing (cussing)
Yelling and throwing things
I just wanna eat you up (yeah)
I don't mean no disrespect
When I start staring
Knowing that it makes you mad
I'm sorry but seeing you mad is so sexy

Could it be the little wrinkle over your nose
When you make your angry face
That makes me wanna just take off all your clothes
And sex you all over the place
Could it be the lil' way that you storm around
That makes me wanna tear you down
Baby, I ain't sure, but one thing that I do know is

Every time you scream at me
I wanna kiss you
When you put your hands on me
I wanna touch you
When we get to arguing
Just gotta kiss you
Baby, I don't know why it's like that
But you're just so damn sexy
When you're mad

Baby, don't think I don't take you seriously
But I just can't help the fact that your attitude excites me (so exciting)
And you know ain't nothing better
Then when we get
Mad together and have angry sex (I'll blow you out)
Then we forget what we were mad about

Could it be the little wrinkle over your nose
When you make your angry face
That makes me wanna just take off all your clothes
And sex you all over the place
Could it be the lil' way that you storm around
That makes me wanna tear you down
Baby, I'm not sure, but one thing that I do know is

Every time you scream at me
I wanna kiss you
Baby, when you put your hands on me
I wanna touch you
When we get to arguing
Just gotta kiss you
Baby, I don't know why it's like that
But you're just so damn sexy

Every time you scream at me
I wanna kiss you
Baby, when you put your hands on me
I wanna touch you
When we get to arguing
Just gotta kiss you
Baby, I don't know why it's like that
But you're just so damn sexy
When you're mad


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When You're Mad Lyrics as written by Robert Shea Taylor Shaffer Smith

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    I sense a lot of hate coming out here. But what I get from the song is the playfulness. Yes it's true that it is somewhat ethically and morally questionable to have angry sex. I'm surprised no one has pointed out that this song is offensive because it shows he isn't really paying attention to what his girl is saying. Let me just say this: IT IS ENTERTAINMENT. Whether it is right or wrong, if it's good to listen to, people like it. I have personally found all of my girlfriends adorable when they pout, and downright scary when they are in fighting mode. songs don't always speak the truth. and btw, this is hardly rap. if you can't handle this, I wonder what you'd do if you heard REAL rap. try "move b***h" or "sexual eruption". then you'll be offended. peace!

    demoncptn426on January 10, 2011   Link

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