I am the King of Sex
and I come from the state of Texas
I am the king of sex
they make us big in the state of Texas
Neither Christ nor the Holy Ghost
can quite satisfy a woman's soul
I don't want a woman who prays the most
there ain't a man alive can make a woman as whole
as I can
as I can
as I can
as only I can
cause I am the king of sex
I am from the state of Texas
yes I am the king of sex
from the mighty and glorious state of Texas

I am the king of sex
and I do come from the state of Texas
yes I am the king of sex
from the mighty and glorious state of Texas
every night well I have a tryst
cause I know how to set their hearts on fire
I'm the one women can't resist
cause I'm the object of their burning deisres
I am the king
I am the king
yes I am the king
I am the king
I am the king, the king of sex
I am the king, the king of sex
I am the king, the king of sex
I am the king, the king of sex
the king of sex


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