The Lumanian Love Song
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The Lumanian Love Song
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When you move your hips I'm hipsnotized
Can't take my eyeballs off your thighs
Just one thing I wanna do
Make Lumanian love to you
Grunt and groan grind and moan
Skip and jump grind and bump
Ripping at your little panties
I'm in the mood for romance
When you chew my elbows I'm an animal
A topic of discussion for a jury panel
Just one thing I wanna do
Make Lumanian love to you
In Lumania when you want to tell someone
You love them this is what you say
Gumby jaws Mooky boo boo posse et bet
Farquar Hopi youmee lay
What a grand evening this is gonna be
Staring at the moons that glow above the sea
There's no one else I'd rather do
Than make Lumanian love to you
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