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Baby you shouldn't be walking When alligators are around You said you almost fell in with them When I told you where I wanted To place my lips on your heavenly figure Your knees grew weak With every Word I speak So stray away from the alligators No snakes, monkeys, or rhinoes Nothing is allowed to have till I do I want to call dibbs on those legs I want kiss your exotic lips Feel the rush of your wild skin Close to mine in the comfort of our bed Baby I like you You like me We've established this And everyday is my birthday When I'm thinking of you You're the wallpaper on my phone The first thing I see when I wake up The last thing I'm touching in my dreams Baby call this what you will But I like making your knees weak With every word I speak So if you fall Fall into my loving arms In this bed of endless adventures Here's those kissy faces you love so much :**************** ****************:
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Aug 2, 2013
Aug 2, 2013 at 2:06 AM UTC
Knees Weak With Every Word I Speak
Baby you shouldn't be walking When alligators are around You said you almost fell in with them When I told you where I wanted To place my lips on your heavenly figure Your knees grew weak With every Word I speak So stray away from the alligators No snakes, monkeys, or rhinoes Nothing is allowed to have till I do I want to call dibbs on those legs I want kiss your exotic lips Feel the rush of your wild skin Close to mine in the comfort of our bed Baby I like you You like me We've established this And everyday is my birthday When I'm thinking of you You're the wallpaper on my phone The first thing I see when I wake up The last thing I'm touching in my dreams Baby call this what you will But I like making your knees weak With every word I speak So if you fall Fall into my loving arms In this bed of endless adventures Here's those kissy faces you love so much :**************** ****************:
robert-guerrero
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Aug 2, 2013
Aug 2, 2013 at 2:06 AM UTC
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