Hot 'n' Ready
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Hot 'n' Ready
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You knock me out, you're like a well oiled Smith & Wesson
Hot and ready, ready to use
Dressed to the nines, you know you don't look 15, there's no question
Hot and ready, ready to use
I'm coming through, I've gotta get to you, babe
I'm coming through, I've gotta get to you, babe
Don't need ID and there's no house detective to crowd you
Hot and ready, ready to use
Slip in the back door and slip out of what ever your into
Hot and ready, ready to use
I'm coming through, I've gotta get to you, babe
I'm coming through, I've gotta get to you, babe
I'm coming through, I've gotta get to you, babe
I'm coming through, I've gotta get to you, babe
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UFO performs "Hot 'n' Ready", and this lyric page sits inside the UFO catalog on LyroVerse.
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