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1. Short beautiful minutes in this bar stack my body rhythms, felt in the next block on senses, the salad energizes my inner pricks, in need of a tincture forget the menu, she’s my bill of fair. pretty damsel I know it’s a first date since the beginning, I have kept the wait my anger is dead even if you’re late my creative plans have been well creamed by fate let our desires act like close mates. 2. Gulping her exhibition so flashy as my loose mind wrong-foot her emotions the will to know what’s next unhooks its heat after the drinks should be seamless kisses my advances she bans as licentious we can make this dinner more than a date modesty and formality should wait so let’s tarry my dear till it is late and follow the new script written by fate as this proudly puts me above my mates. 3. Her senses electrify in doubles she’s giving me wrong headed reactions as they gang up to be monolithic on this feeling, acting the pied piper first time chilling needs no alacrity. She makes it so sexy, what’s today’s date? history colours itself, time cannot wait everything is in check, we can’t be late this could be destiny or our fate b’cos our hearts are becoming mates. 4. Her decency spanks my curiosity suppressing my full light to a dip switch this attitude attracts strong reprisal the hope for next meeting reinforces but the after-play still non-existent. It isn’t a crime to extend this date it’s just the first stage sir, she said let’s wait I like the morals, the timing is late one person alone cannot decide our fate she still chose the movies and not to mate. Bridge x 4 The first, the tenth, what difference does it make? That probability, the mind takes your ‘No’ surely makes this dinner seem fake. Chorus Pretty damsel I know it’s a first date since the beginning, I have kept the wait my anger is dead even if you’re late my creative plans have been well creamed by fate let our desires act like close mates. Chorus It isn’t a crime to extend this date it’s just the first stage sir, she said let’s wait I like the morals, the timing is late one person alone cannot decide our fate she still chose the movies and not to mate.
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