Lick My Legs
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Lick My Legs
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Short skirt, on a magazine
Black shoes, sweet sixteen
Baby baby could you be like her ?
We can work it out
You can't buy me love
Baby babe you can kiss my
Sweetheart You can lick my legs
You can ring my bell
You can drive my car
You can call me Al
You can light my fire
Would You be my girl ?
You can lick my legs
You can't have it all
You can't hurry love
Baby babe, would You be my girl ?
Sweetheart You can lick my legs
You can ring my bell
You can drive my car
You can call me Al
You can light my fire
You can't touch this
We can work it out
You can leave your hat on
You can't put your arms
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Monsieur Et Madame performs "Lick My Legs", and this lyric page sits inside the Monsieur Et Madame catalog on LyroVerse.
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