Show me what the girl does to the boy
If you can get around to it.

Show me what the girl does to the boy
If you can get around to it
Show me what the girl does.

Show me what the girl does to the boy
If you can get around to it.

Show me what d-do you most enjoy
If you can get around to it.

Learnin' more about you?
I hope it's never ever finished!
What it's like when I am
Your new toy?

I get excited.
You get excited.
I get excited.
You get excited.
Why should you fight it?
Why should you fight it?

Show me what the girl does to the boy
If you can get around to it.

Show me what the girl does to the boy

If you can get around to it
Show me what the girl does.

Show me what the girl does to the boy
If you can get around to it.

Show me what d-do you most enjoy
If you can get around to it.

Learnin' more about you?
I hope it's never ever finished!
What it's like when I am
Your new toy.

I get excited.
You get excited.
I get excited.
You get excited.
Why should you fight it?
I get excited.
You get excited.

Sex with you...
Bein' right next you,
Won't do it.
The two of us...
Bein' right next to you...
Won't do it.
Bein' so kind to me.



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Get Around to It Lyrics as written by Tracey Thorn Alex Santos

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    My Interpretation

    Totally about sex.

    Myuzon July 31, 2018   Link

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