Do You Want Me
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Do You Want Me
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Just the way you move you seem to turn me on
Stocking black and slender,
What I want, yeah.
Always gets me higher
When you stroke my palm
Gotta keep me level
Keep control.
Chorus:
Do you want me, moving around with you
Moving around with you now,
Do you want me moving around with you.
Take me, here I come.
Just the way you move you seem to turn me on
Stockings black and slender.
Have to change around
I don't need no other,
Got me one.
Chorus:
It's just the way
Don't you know it's just the way that you move
You take me if I'll come.
It's just the way
Don't you know it's the way that you move.
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Slade performs "Do You Want Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Slade catalog on LyroVerse.
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