| Michael Bernard Sykes | |||||||||||
| untitled Da swoonin woman she make me swoon she be like velvet fog she be light of da moon makin mah knees weak and wavy it like crazy gravy she conjur da brew sure to save me Da swoonin woman she have such a lovely face she smile all nice-n-pearly her spirit a pleasant place wid baubles and bangles knotted in her hair da swoonin woman make music dat send love trough da air Da swoonin woman she makes me topsy turvy she eat me wid her eyes taste me wid her mind she think of ways to serve me onna plate onna platter on top of a cone da swoonin woman eat me to da bone Da swoonin woman she be swoonin too she fashions da hard wood I eat the juicy fruit I eat like a starvin man wid a melon he stole the pulp is so sweet I swallow her whole Da swoonin woman finest I ever known I drink her up she suck marrow from da bones we do unto each other as we do unto we we be fat of da passion the passion grow wild, it grow free (c) 2000 Michael Bernard Sykes. All rights reserved. |
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