Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Kingdom Come
Canonical path: /kingdom-come/perfect-o-
Related lyric paths: 6
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Perfect 'O'
Read Perfect 'O' lyrics by Kingdom Come on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Perfect 'O'
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Passion rises between us,
Babe
Wanna take you in my arms
Slide your body down on
Mine
Come and move me like
Ocean waves
Ooh, let go
I hear you moan
Oh, perfect 'o'
Touch the secret inside
You, babe
While our bodies shakin' so
Oh, the way you tease and
Please
It's only you I want to rock
And roll
Ooh, let it go
I hear you moan
Oh, perfect 'o'
Oh yeah
Perfect'o'
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