Cover You In Oil

AC/DC

I like to slip into something good
I see a young girl in the neighborhood
The way she move, I must confess
I like to run my hands up and down her legs
The way she dress, she look so fine
I'll make her wet, I'll make her mine [Gonna make her mine]
She like it hard, she like it slow [She don't like it slow]
All right honey, come on lets go

Baby, what you want, it's the way she move [Baby, feel what you want]
Feel what you need, come on let's go [Baby, feel what you need]

Cover you in oil
I want to cover you in oil [Let me cover you in oil]
Let me cover you in oil [I want to cover you in oil]
Cover you in oil [Let me cover you in oil]
[Yeah]
Pull on the zip, she give good lip service
It's nothing for the show, I just pay to see her go
She make you hot, you spray your lot
[So] Comin' in honey, we're headin' to the top
The way she push, don't give a dime [she don't give a dime]
Abuse your life, gonna make you satisfied
She's kinda rough, she give it tough
Come on honey and strut your stuff

Baby [feel] what you want, it's the way she move
[Baby,] Feel what you need, come on let's go

Cover you in oil
I want to cover you in oil [Cover you in oil]
Let me cover you in oil [I want to cover you in oil]
Cover you in oil [Let me cover you in oil]

[Let's go
Ooooh yeah
Yeeeeeeeah

Baby what you want
It's the way she move me
Feel what you need
So come on let's go - yeah

Cover you in oil
Cover you in oil
Let me cover you in oil
I want to cover you in oil
I want to cover you in oil
Cover you in oil
Let me cover you in oil
Cover you in oil
Cover you
In oil ]


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Cover You in Oil Lyrics as written by Malcolm Mitchell Young Angus Mckinnon Young

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    @JayCeezy Well, considering I made this post over 10 years ago, I'd hope to hell so. lol

    Charlie the manon November 30, 2014   Link

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