Try Not To Want You
Like a moth to the flame, I get burned. You'd think I should
have learned.
I see what your doing to my pride, taking my dignity for
a ride.
You are such a tease, a tease that does not aim to
please. At least not me.
I follow through to what I say but you, no you
runaway.
Things get to real for you and you turn into a little boy afraid
of the dark.
You'll get me wanting you, acting like you do. Then you
leave me there standing like a fool.
Well I'm not going down that way.
I got my own game I can play. No more little boys standing
in my way.
I want a real man that will give me what I want, instead of
just flaunts.
I don't want another pretty face, or a winner of a race.
Sex isn't a race, I'm in charge I set the pace.
I want it all night don't get done to fast that ain't right.
I try not to want you so leave me alone, I will find a man
that'll make me moan,
and moan, and moan, and moan. OOOOh BABY!
Copyright © Amber Ouellet | Year Posted 2008
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