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Afghan Whigs, The ~ 66


- dulli - You walked in Just like smoke With a little come on, come on, come on In your walk Well, come on I've been waitin' Are you waitin? For my move, well i'm makin' it So tell me baby, can you shake it? If i can move it with ya Will you let me take it? I'll be down on my knees Screamin' take me, take me, take me, take me I'm yours I've never felt so out of control You don't even know what you're doin' to me Come on and do it to me Don'tcha stop Come on, come on Come on little rabbit Show me where you got it 'cuz i know you got a habit more free lyrics

- dulli -

You walked in
Just like smoke
With a little come on, come on, come on
In your walk
Well, come on
I've been waitin'
Are you waitin?
For my move, well i'm makin' it

So tell me baby, can you shake it?
If i can move it with ya
Will you let me take it?
I'll be down on my knees
Screamin' take me, take me, take me, take me
I'm yours
I've never felt so out of control
You don't even know what you're doin' to me
Come on and do it to me
Don'tcha stop

Come on, come on
Come on little rabbit
Show me where you got it
'cuz i know you got a habit

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