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AC/DC ~ Cover You In Oil


I like to slip into something good I see a young girl in the neighbourhood 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 She like it hard, she like it slow All right honey, come on let's go Baby feel what you want, it's the way she move Baby feel what you need, come on let's go CHORUS: Cover you in oil Let me cover you in oil I wanna cover you in oil Cover you in oil 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 Come on in honey, we're headin' to the top The way she push, 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 CHORUS more free lyrics

I like to slip into something good
I see a young girl in the neighbourhood
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
She like it hard, she like it slow
All right honey, come on let's go

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

CHORUS:
Cover you in oil
Let me cover you in oil
I wanna cover you in oil
Cover you in oil

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
Come on in honey, we're headin' to the top
The way she push, 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

CHORUS

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