| It’s obvious darlin'
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| You’ve become allergic to me
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| Are my trousers too wide?
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| Do I drink and get mean?
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| Is my demeanor that embarrassing?
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| Are my jokes obsolete?
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| Or is it my sweat that’s no longer sweet?
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| I work hard in the factory
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| To keep you in luxury
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| To which you’ve grown accustomed and you love
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| Lately you don’t light my fuse
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| Is my fan belt coming loose?
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| Punch me in the Bible baby please
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| Move me, move me, move me when I’m home
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| Why don’t you move me, move me?
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| Move me when I’m home
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| Sometimes, baby, I awake in the night
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| I reach out to touch you
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| But I’m scared you might bite
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| A little emotion wouldn’t be out of place
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| Wake up and love me put a smile on my face
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| Otis Redding said it best, «Try a little tenderness»
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| Aretha wanted more «respect»
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| Give me just a little touch
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| That ain’t really asking much
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| Your dog gets more attention than I do
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| Move me, move me, move me when I’m home
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| Come on and move me, move me, move me when I’m home
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| Sometimes I wonder if you’ll miss me at all
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| Emotionally independent, as hard as a wall
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| You’re so wrapped up in your own little world
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| Your old time religion is your lunch with the girls
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| When I’m standing next to you even in a crowd
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| I might as well be on another planet
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| Tell me what I’ve done to you to justify this ridicule
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| If it’s over why don’t we forget it?
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| Move me, soothe me, move me, rock me
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| Move me when I’m home
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| Why don’t you move me, love me, move me, rock me?
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| Move me when I’m home
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| Why don’t you rock me, move me, love me, soothe me?
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| Move me when I’m home
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| Why don’t you rock me, rock me, move me, soothe me?
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| Soothe me when I’m home |