| You’re doin' all you can to get in them old jeans.
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| You want that body back, you had at seventeen.
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| Baby, don’t get down; |
| don’t worry 'bout a thing.
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| 'Cause the way you fill 'em out, hey, that’s all right with me.
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| I don’t want the girl you used to be.
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| An' if you ain’t noticed, the kids are fast asleep,
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| An' you’re one hot mama;
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| You turn me on, let’s turn it up,
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| An' turn this room into a sauna.
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| One hot mama,
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| Oh, whaddya say, baby?
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| You wanna?
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| Well, I know sometimes you think that all you really are,
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| Is the woman with the kids an' the groceries in the car.
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| An' you worry about your hips an' you worry about your age.
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| Meanwhile I’m tryin' to catch the breath you take away.
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| Oh, an' believe me, you still do.
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| Baby, all I see, when I look at you,
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| Is one hot mama;
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| You turn me on, let’s turn it up,
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| An' turn this room into a sauna.
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| One hot mama,
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| Oh, whaddya say, baby?
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| You wanna?
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| I can’t imagine me lovin' someone else.
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| I’m a lucky man,
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| I think Daddy’s got himself,
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| One hot mama;
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| You turn me on, let’s turn it up,
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| An' turn this room into a sauna.
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| One hot mama,
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| Oh, whaddya say, babe?
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| Oh, now whaddya say, babe?
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| You wanna?
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| You’re one hot mama,
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| Let’s turn this room into a sauna, yeah.
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| Whaddya say, babe?
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| Whaddya say, babe? |