Get Off

Cinema Bizarre

Imagination baby can take you far
Don't be afraid to come off slightly bizarre
It can be scary baby ghostly I am
I'm coming through like I'm the
Lost son of Sam
Lost son of Sam
There's nothing safer baby that is a fact
Turn into something go put on something black
But don't you worry
Cause you'll never get hurt
And everybody feelin'
Sexy say yeah
Sexy say yeah

When you're feeling kind of gorgeous
Call me on the phone and
Get off!
Get off!
When time is kinda precious
I can come undone and
Get off!
Get off!
Yeah

Russian champagne in the back of the car
You can be the bubbles I'll be your Dracula
I've got a million other tricks up my sleeve
Go get you're jacket babe
Get ready to leave
Ready to leave
If you don't wanna go feel free to sit tight
Two talkaholics we can do it all night
But if you're longing for some real human touch
I'm coming over just like
I am too much
I am too much

When you're feeling kind of gorgeous
Call me on the phone and
Get off!
Get off!
When time is kinda precious
I can come undone and
Get off!
Get off!
Yeah

When you're feeling kind of gorgeous
Call me on the phone and
Get off!
Get off!
When time is kinda precious
I can come undone and
Get off!
Get off!
Yeah

When you're feeling kind of gorgeous
Call me on the phone and
Get off!
Get off!
When time is kinda precious
I can come undone and
Get off!
Get off!
Yeah


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Get Off Lyrics as written by Lindblom Leonard

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    son of sam was a killer not that good of one he killed a few people and injured others and he was quite crazy to google his letter it is pretty interesting exept he can't spell lol.

    lee-schizophrenicon February 27, 2008   Link

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