Just the Two of Us

My body trembles at your slightest touch
You know that I want you so much
You know what that does to me
When you caress the inside of my knee
And your moving fingertips inspire
My body to become a smoldering fire
Another lover could never touch
Places that you thrill so much
In your arms, I can not deny
The desire that I feel inside
Your long kisses make me weak
I’m so moved, I can hardly speak
It is a wonder we can stand the heat
Generated when our two bodies meet
Our passions flare up so easily
You satisfy every need in me
Don’t want to ever set you free
We belong together, can’t you see
Just the two of us through eternity
Copyright © | Year Posted 2005

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