It was a take it or leave it kinda Saturday night
I wish I could love you till the cows come home, make it right
If it's a make believe I say it ain't, tell ya then
Cause if it's a dream I'm in please wake me up and start again

Ooo, close your eyes and what do you see
Ooo, look over how you could do with your only belief

She was a real tight manner
Lies in over navver
Hard core biloozy
Late nine t'fiver
Her second hand clothes
Smiling like a Cheshire cat

Said it was in and out and up and down the urchin moon
Baby a certain situation on a sea I'm who
Wasn't a ring around the roses pull a daisy chain
Not with your head could tell me you ain't from there and back again

Ooh close your eyes and what do you see
Ooh another but how what they dud with your only believe in me

She was a real tight manner
Lies in off a laugher
Hard core floozy
Late nine to fiver
Her second hand clothes
Smilin' like a Cheshire Cat

Give a good one, I want to be or not to be tonight
Why should I hold her down in bed when you should ride me right?
Why should you give it all you got, now mid's a make amends
Boy you'll never mind your marker and drive the bends

Ooh close your eyes and what do you see
Ooh another but look what they do with your only believe in me

She was a real tight manner
Lies in off a laugher
Hard core biloozy
Late nine to fiver
Her second hand clothes
Smilin' like a Cheshire Cat

A real time manner
Lies in off a laugher
Hard core floozy
Late nine driver
Smilin' like a Cheshire Cat


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    General Comment

    This song and the whole album of the same name specially is the most underrated of all from Aerosmith...

    I especially like this song though... and its meaning, not so deep, one of these Aerosmith songs about sex and "love"...

    All I have to say as an Aero Fan is that I like it, although I guess no more that 50 people in this world have ever listened to it hehehe

    eva_floydon September 19, 2007   Link
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    Why do copyright restrictions only restrict this song on the album?

    drewzer15on May 21, 2013   Link

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