First date, electricity
When you walk in, you suck my circuitry
Back it up, with attitude
When people sweat it out, you always play it cool
I think I know you, I'm gonna bet
That you like superchunk, and Joan Jett
Get you quick fix, in my car
You got a sweet tooth and I'm your chocolate bar

And it goes on and on and on and on
on and on and on

And I say
Heyyyyyyyyyy, do you kiss on the first date?
Heyyyyyyyyyy, do you kiss on the first date?
Cause I do, cause I do, cause I do, cause I do, cause I do

New York doll, on the catwalk
I like the play discret, you only wanna shock
Spray paint your tight jeans on
And cruise yourself, it don't feel wrong
So take a chance, give me a shot
You think I'm bluffing? I think I'm not
Get on your high heels, give me a heart attack
I got a question for your sweet ass

And it goes on and on and on and on
On and on and on

And I say
Heyyyyyyyyyyy, do you kiss on the first date?
Heyyyyyyyyyyy, do you kiss on the first date?
Heyyyyyyyyyyy, do you kiss on the first date?
Heyyyyyyyyyyy, do you kiss on the first date?
Cause I do, Do you too? Wanna do it with you
If you do would you do what I do?
Woohoooo!

Well, hello baby, you look so hot tonight!
Can I hold your hand? Thank you
Now this is what we're gonna do on our date today
We're gonna do all the things the other couples like to do
We're gonna go to a movie, have some dinner, take a walk,
Look at the moonlight
Anything you want
But baby, I got a question

Do you kiss on the first date?
Heyyyyyyyy, let's do it on the first date
Heyyyyyyyy, what do you do on the first date?
Heyyyyyyyy, do you kiss on the first date?
Cause I do, cause I do, cause I do, cause I do, cause I do, cause I do



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    Should be entitled sex date rather than first date. WoW....I am always lacking confidence on my first date and worrying he'll try to kiss me (and if I'll not bite his tongue or lip on accident;). I'm obviously from the old days when jumping into bed w/ someone didn't occur until you were quite sure you were in love (and vice versa). Man, I prefer the old ways 'cause now there's just so much pressure to conform or stand strong behind ones beliefs (and risk rejection).

    TurnMeOnon November 09, 2011   Link

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