you're on fire
i can feel the heat
i like the way you dance
like you really feel it
let's get together
make it last forever
teach me how to move my feet
with a beat

looking like
i just might
finally get my way tonight
you and i
dim the lights
and move with the music

you're on fire
oh, oh, oh, the heat
i like the way you look at me
just can't believe it
let's not waste the evening
speaking double meanings
i just want to shake my feet
with the beat

looking like
i just might
finally get my way tonight
you and i
dim the lights
and move with the music

we both want to go
so what's the hold up?
if you've got something to show
show me now
we both want to go
so what's the hold up?

looking like
i just might
finally get my way tonight
you and i
dim the lights
and move with the music


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    finally consummating a relationship. getting someone in bed you've been after for a while. rawr!

    mikion April 09, 2008   Link

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