Ow, come here boy

I met a drummer last week
At a pool bar down b-by the shore
With a body like that and your skull-marked eyes
I want you more

He cried, "Mother! What'd you do to me?"
I said, "Mother mother mother's for babies
Call me kitty."

Yeah

Shake your kitty
Shake your kitty (meow)
Put your arms around me, babe
I'm giving you permission to feel me

Shake your kitty
Shake your kitty (meow)
Put your arms around me, babe
I'm giving you permission to feel me

Shake your shake
Shake shake
Shake your sh-shake
Shake it, shake it
Shake it, shake it
Shake it, shake

I took a journey by the hand
To the jukebox then
We hit the floor
With your Van Halen pin
And your dark side burns
I want you more

He cried, "Mother! What'd you do to me?"
I said, "Mother mother mother's for babies
Call me kitty."

Oh, why dontcha

Shake your kitty
Shake your kitty (meow)
Put your arms around me, babe
I'm giving you permission to feel me

Shake your kitty
Shake your kitty (meow)
Put your arms around me, babe
I'm giving you permission to feel me

You'll never call me by my name
But I still want you
You play some pretty tricky games
But I still want you
Your best friend drives a fancy car
But I still want you
You're working every hour
But, but I still want you yeah!

If you see a girl this pretty
Shake her, shake her, shake her kitty
When you see a girl that's pretty
Shake it, shake it, shake that kitty

Shake your kitty (meow)
Put your arms around me, babe
I'm giving you permission to feel me

Shake your kitty
Why don't you
Shake your kitty (meow)
Put your arms around me, babe
I'm giving you permission to feel me

When you see a girl this pretty
Shake her, shake her, shake her kitty
When you see a girl that's pretty
Shake your, shake your, shake that kitty

Shake your shake
Shake it, shake it
Shake it, shake it
Shake it, shake


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    Shake your pussy?

    killwestlifeon March 02, 2009   Link
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    yeah i'm not sure what else kitty could stand for. lol oh lady gaga....

    fallonon May 09, 2009   Link
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    Nope, Lady GaGa refers in this case to a kitty when she actually means a girl. Shake ur kitty means f*ck your girl, nothing more nothing less.

    PowerDaveon September 17, 2009   Link
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    Eh this songs about wanting to fuck and be fucked, again not making love. There is a difference I believe in the words.

    Rindesayu_Ayameon November 11, 2009   Link
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    kitty also refers to money does she want money? :O

    FionaKon January 05, 2010   Link
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    Oh yes definately about being fucked and us monsters know how much she loves fucking :)

    loves2giggleon January 29, 2010   Link
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    I believe the lyrics are:

    I met a drummer last week At a pool bar down b-by the shore With a body like that and your skull-marked eyes I want you more

    and then...

    I took a journey by the hand To the jukebox then We hit the floor With your Van Halen pin And your dark side burns I want you more

    andimonsteron February 22, 2010   Link
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    Kitty = her muffin.

    Plottoberryon December 17, 2010   Link
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    Most of her unreleased tracks are just so filthy... But I love them all. :D

    connectorganizeon September 05, 2011   Link

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