Smooth & Sweet
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Smooth & Sweet
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I could give my life to you
If you tell me what you want
I'll do what you want me to
If it's really really what you want
With just a word you reach to me
I will do all that i can
So much that you can teach me baby
If you say you'll be my man
Smooth and sweet - feel your touch
Can you make this a reality
Smooth and sweet - i want so much
For you to become a part of me
I can move my world right now
If you tell me what you need
Even turn it up-side down
If it's really really what you need
Hold out your arms and reach for me
I will do all that i can
Now that you know i need you baby
Won't you say you're be my man
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Ann Lee performs "Smooth & Sweet", and this lyric page sits inside the Ann Lee catalog on LyroVerse.
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