Turkish Delight
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Turkish Delight
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If you want a little Turkish delight I got some for you
Don't you know its going to taste o so right
You want more it's true
Your watching me I'm watching you
No body wants to make a move
I'm feeling hot I think you know
Your in the frame
Were set to go
Temptation lets start kissing
You see what
You've been missing
One spike can light
The fire release
Our true desires
If you want to try something new
Got to tell you what you must do
Take a chance on tonight
And try a little tude
Delight, delight
Don't want to rush I like it slow
And easy is the way to go
This is the night
You wont forget
I'll promise you
No regrets
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Eylem performs "Turkish Delight", and this lyric page sits inside the Eylem catalog on LyroVerse.
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