I don't want to get up baby
Let's turn off the phone
I don't want to go to work today
Or even put my makeup on
I've got better things to do
Than my to do list anyway
Hide under the covers
And waste away the day

Let's just lay here and be lazy
Baby drive me crazy
All I want to do
All I want to do
Is love you

I got my whole life to change the world
And climb the ladders
Looking at you looking at me
Is the only thing that matters
Come a little closer baby
We can talk without the words
Hang a sign on the door
Please do not disturb

Let's just lay here and be lazy
Baby drive me crazy
All I want to do
All I want to do
Is love you

Give me a kiss, from that Elvis lip
You don't want to miss this
All I want to do
All I want to do
Is love you

All I really want to do is
All I really want to do is
All I really want to do is love you
Love you, love you
Come a little closer baby,
We can talk without the words
Hang a sign on the door, please do not
Please do not, please do not
Please do not disturb

When I lay down in the evening all
I really want to do
When I wake up, when I wake up in the morning baby
All I really want to do


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All I Want to Do Lyrics as written by Kristian Bush Bobby Pinson

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    My Opinion

    One of my happy songs. :)

    bellababyon February 04, 2012   Link

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