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Aerosmith ~ Walk On Water


high class moolah bolt ons fast car quick fix freak out nose bleed skull cap pissed off pissed on I never seen a smile that looked so sad 'cause you make me feel so good 'cause you're so bad hey little darlin' your love is legendary love's four letters ain't in my dictionary 'scuse my position but it ain't missionary yeah, but I want to walk on the water with you boo-tay hotpants tan line sweet hookah boo-yah knocked-up hose down cool cat hot flash when it comes to makin' love I ain't no hype 'cause I practice on a peach most every night hey little darlin' your love is legendary love's four letters ain't in my dictionary 'scuse my position but it ain't missionary ah, but I want to walk on the water with you well, the cook's in the kitchen and hidin' the spoons I'm winking at witches and howlin' at the moon I'm afraid of the candle but live for the flame you know who I am but you don't know my name more free lyrics

high class
moolah
bolt ons
fast car
quick fix
freak out
nose bleed
skull cap
pissed off
pissed on
I never seen a smile that looked so sad
'cause you make me feel so good 'cause you're so bad
hey little darlin'
your love is legendary
love's four letters
ain't in my dictionary
'scuse my position
but it ain't missionary
yeah, but I want to
walk on the water with you
boo-tay
hotpants
tan line
sweet
hookah
boo-yah
knocked-up
hose down
cool cat
hot flash
when it comes to makin' love I ain't no hype
'cause I practice on a peach most every night
hey little darlin'
your love is legendary
love's four letters
ain't in my dictionary
'scuse my position
but it ain't missionary
ah, but I want to
walk on the water with you
well, the cook's in the kitchen
and hidin' the spoons
I'm winking at witches
and howlin' at the moon
I'm afraid of the candle
but live for the flame
you know who I am
but you don't know my name

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