I want to have you here with me
To cuddle up so near to me
And do the things you like me to do to you
You like it when I tickle you
We start to kiss it pleases you
It gets so hot, I just don't know what to do

To take you when you're feelin' good
To love you like I know I should
It makes me feel all of ten feet tall

So I just try to give to you
All that I can to satisfy you
I don't like to leave you girl
Almost but not quite there

So I just try to give to you
All that I can to satisfy you
I don't like to leave you girl
Almost but not quite there

Now when I finally get to you
I'm gonna put my love to you
And then I'll see just how good you are
So I've got to have you here with me
To cuddle up so near to me
And do the things you like me to do to you

So I just try to give to you
All that I can to satisfy you
I don't like to leave you girl
Almost but not quite there


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