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You are like a beauty contest Where nobody is keeping score. The clothes make you beautiful But I like you naked even more. You’re a hot hunk of manhood From your hairline to your boots And you look a lot better naked Than some men look in suits. Yeah, I have to admit it here It was your looks caught my eye But as time went by I discovered There was much more to you, guy. There’s poetry and wit and then That ever present sense of fun. At first it was just infatuation; A fan sitting close to the stage. But later it turned into something Beyond a **** picture on a page. I found out there was more to you Than the beauty that stops hearts. There is something special there That sets you delightfully apart. So, I hope I can be forgiven For being such a rabid fan. I have excellent taste in things Like the looks of a hot man. I have heard so many call you One hot, **** son of a gun. Of the members of your fan club I’m sure I am your number one.
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Oct 17, 2015
Oct 17, 2015 at 11:18 PM UTC
ALAN
You are like a beauty contest Where nobody is keeping score. The clothes make you beautiful But I like you naked even more. You’re a hot hunk of manhood From your hairline to your boots And you look a lot better naked Than some men look in suits. Yeah, I have to admit it here It was your looks caught my eye But as time went by I discovered There was much more to you, guy. There’s poetry and wit and then That ever present sense of fun. At first it was just infatuation; A fan sitting close to the stage. But later it turned into something Beyond a **** picture on a page. I found out there was more to you Than the beauty that stops hearts. There is something special there That sets you delightfully apart. So, I hope I can be forgiven For being such a rabid fan. I have excellent taste in things Like the looks of a hot man. I have heard so many call you One hot, **** son of a gun. Of the members of your fan club I’m sure I am your number one.
brent-kincaid
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Oct 17, 2015
Oct 17, 2015 at 11:18 PM UTC
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