Summer Love

Its very hot outside, man, it feels just like an oven,
I call my girl on the phone, ask her for some summer loving,
I bring her over to the pool, and try to keep her cool,
We can do what we want, cause there's no more summer school,
We can go to a festival, and watch the fireworks,
Stay up late every night, or until our eyes hurt,
Go swimming on a hot night, candles by the side,
Skinny-dipping at midnight, take our fantasy on a ride,
We can dance to a slow jam, love and music fills the room,
Romance everywhere, i sweep you off your feet just like a broom,
Or we can chill in my backyard, lets do some star gazing,
Look deep into your eyes, because they really are amazing,
Watch the sunset in your eyes, what a beautiful view,
Having fun everyday, because summer love is what i feel,
Take showers together, but turn them lights off,
Back massage for my baby, cause your body's so soft,
Share a passionate kiss, inject my love into your soul,
Go to the beach at night, and take a lovely stroll,
Go to the ocean side, look at us in the puddle,
Lay down on the sand, baby girl we should cuddle,
Take the long way home, i give you a playful shove,
It might be hot right now, but its worth the summer love (:
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Loveless Avatar
June 30, 2009 at 4:03 AM
Love It My Girl Saj Is Right. Your Awesome. Favs For Sure! xD Peace. Boo
Chu Avatar
June 29, 2009 at 4:17 PM
These two: "take our fantasy on a ride," and "inject my love into your soul" are some creative lines. Why would you turn off the lights in the showers, tho?
Al-Riyami Avatar
June 29, 2009 at 1:39 PM
Aawwww. Lovuiet =)
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