Come on, honey, you know what you do, yeah
Everybody knows one or two like you, yeah
If you wanna fall in love
Or just mess around
Sure enough, honey
Couldn't bring me down

Nobody does it like she does
Nobody does it like she does
Nobody does it like she does

I can't seem to get away from you, girl
And everything that you say I do, girl
Just 1, 2, 3 or 2, 3, 4
Just give it to me, honey
I can't take no more

Nobody does it like she does
Nobody does it like she does
Nobody does it like she does
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)

Come on, honey you know what you do, yeah
I know you don't need me to tell you to, yeah
Youre such a sweet, sweet girl
And you got me now
If you ever let me go
Gonna bring me down

Nobody does it like she does
Nobody does it like she does
Nobody does it like she does
Nobody does it like she does
Nobody does it like she does


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She Does Lyrics as written by Keith Lionel Urban Hughie Murray

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    This song is AMAZING. Every time I hear it I just want to start dancing like I'm on a bed of hot coals.

    heyitskafrineon April 14, 2008   Link

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