She And Mrs. Jones

Lords Of Acid

Hey motherfucker, are you jerking off again?
You horny little bastard can't do anything right
You can't fuck, you can't suck, let me beat that dick
You see, you gotta do it faster
I said faster motherfucker, faster, faster, faster
Hey, baby make me wet, please tie me to your bed

Whip my body make me sweat
Whip my body make me sweat
Whip my body make me sweat

Hey baby make me wet
Hey baby make me wet
Suck me hard and suck me long
Baby's gonna make me come
Make me scream and make me shout
Let your tongue go in and out
On the table, on the floor
Baby make me beg for more
On the backseat of the car
Baby's gonna drive me far
Who oh, baby
Hey, baby make me wet, please tie me to your bed

Whip my body make me sweat
Whip my body make me sweat
Whip my body make me sweat

Hey baby make me wet
Hey baby make me wet
Eat that pussy, chew it up
Come on baby make me drop
From the bed on to the floor
Give me what I'm asking for
Jump my body through the night
Baby takes me for a ride
Put me on your burning spear
Drink my juices like a beer
Give me all the love you got
Do it 'cause I'm sweet and hot
Fuck me like I know you can
Baby show me you're a man
Lick me up and try me down
Fingers going round and round
Kiss my boobs and lick my feet
Baby take away the heat
Hey, baby make me wet, please tie me to your bed

Whip my body make me sweat
Whip my body make me sweat
Whip my body make me sweat

Hey baby make me wet
Hey baby make me wet


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    This was based on a real life porno-supposedly. Ain't no "Billy Paul" song.

    Thia007on November 24, 2011   Link

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