Mmm-hmm
I mean it (I mean it)
Don't say it, babe (don't say it, babe)
Hear me now now
Said ah, please don't turn me on
No, no listen, listen

Baby, won't you keep your distance
You're getting too close to me
I've been feeling my resistance
Melting away
But she said she wouldn't mind
If I spent a little time
Said you were a friend of mine
She could trust me out of sight

Now two bottles later on
And I think I stayed too long
I forget where I belong
Saying please don't turn me on

It's getting late I know I should be gone
Don't push me 'cause I'm not that strong (no, no, no, no)
You can never make it right from wrong (no, no, no, no)
Please don't touch me there
Stop playing with my mind it's not fair
When you know I've got another who cares
And she's waiting for me somewhere out there, yeah

Don't say my love is too familiar
'Cause she's everything to me
Don't say what she don't know won't kill her (ooh)
I'm playing away
Put your hands where I can see
Baby, you know what I mean
'Cause you're looking good to me
And you know I feel the heat
As you button up your dress
And I wake up in your bed
With a head full of regrets
Saying please don't turn me on

It's getting late I know I should be gone?
Don't want to lose the love I have
'Cause once it's gone can't take it back
You know that I want to
Doesn't matter what I hear you say
I see the look that's in your eyes (no, no)
Please don't turn me on

It's getting late I know I should be gone (I should be gone)?
It's getting late I know I should be gone?


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Please Don't Turn Me On Lyrics as written by Mark Hill Connor Reeves

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