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Down By the Sea With My Baby
I’m down by the sea With my baby Rubbing suntan lotion Along curvatures of her body I feel my palms aching to hold her And feel her energy “put a little cream on shoulders, honey ” She whispered tenderly Her shape like waves on a ocean Skin tempting to touch She had the sweetest looking hump My eyes never gets enough I’m down by the sea With my baby Rubbing suntan lotion Along curvatures of her body When she laid on her back Nearly had a heart attack I almost explode Hands were moving around in rhythm Rubbing her down to soul There were hills and valleys along the way Suddenly I heard her say, “Put some cream on my legs darling” And naturally, I obeyed I’m down by the sea With my baby Rubbing suntan lotion Along curvatures of her body
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