Love Shock
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Love Shock
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Meet me at the station about a quarter past five
That's about the time that I come alive, yeah
Don't make sense if it ain't the real thing y'all
Nothing but the real thing makes my bell ring
Love me baby, won't you love me please
You got me down here on my knees, yeah
I'm so glad that I'm still alive
Come on baby, won't you make me feel good now
Come on baby now don't be too slow
Now I'm in a hurry, you know I got to go
Don't make sense if you don't know how to move
I'm a natural born lover, I was born in a groove, yeah
Oooh
[Spoken:]
It's Jumpin' Jack Flash on the drums
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