Slap That Naughty Body

Anna Tsuchiya

ROCK THAT BODY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS OVER
SLAP THAT NAUGHTY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS DON'T STOP
ROCK THAT BODY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS OVER
SLAP THAT NAUGHTY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS OVER HERE NOW!

I'm alone all night
shita wo karamete I'm waiting for you
sake ni oborete HIGH!
tabako fukashite kemuri ni Falling love

I want you, Oh I really do
But there is something wrong with it

ROCK THAT BODY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS OVER
SLAP THAT NAUGHTY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS DON'T STOP
ROCK THAT BODY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS OVER
SLAP THAT NAUGHTY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS OVER HERE NOW!

I'm crazy about you
moeagarisou na LOVE
dare ni mo jama dekinai
I got,some shit let's fook up tonight

ROCK THAT BODY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS OVER
SLAP THAT NAUGHTY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS DON'T STOP
WHY DON'T YOU LOOK AT ME
WHY DON'T YOU NOTICE MY FEELING

ROCK THAT BODY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS OVER
SLAP THAT NAUGHTY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS DON'T STOP
ROCK THAT BODY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS OVER
SLAP THAT NAUGHTY BODY
MOVE YOUR ASS OVER HERE NOW!

PUT YOUR ASS IN THE AIR


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SLAP THAT NAUGHTY BODY Lyrics as written by Lars Pedersen Christina Groth

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