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Jennifer Lopez ~ Come Over


One, you come to my room for a little game Two you, I'll do very erotic things I wanna make love, babe, very slowly Three times in a row, all night I'll go I love when you come over And when you come It gives me feva Body next to mine Love dance syncopated time Sugar rush keeps me high Sweet kiss on my thigh I wanna make love, baby, very badly Feels good in the air every time you're here I love when you come over And when you come It gives me feva Don't keep me waiting, anticipating Love, I am saving for you Hear what I'm saying You I am craving Love is here waitng for you All day you're staying Please no delaying Patiently waiting for you Don't keep me waiting No time for playing Sitting here waiting for you I love when you come over And when you come It gives me feva Come one over I love when you come over And when you come It gives me feva more free lyrics

One, you come to my room for a little game
Two you, I'll do very erotic things

I wanna make love, babe, very slowly
Three times in a row, all night I'll go

I love when you come over
And when you come
It gives me feva

Body next to mine
Love dance syncopated time
Sugar rush keeps me high
Sweet kiss on my thigh
I wanna make love, baby, very badly
Feels good in the air every time you're here

I love when you come over
And when you come
It gives me feva

Don't keep me waiting, anticipating
Love, I am saving for you
Hear what I'm saying
You I am craving
Love is here waitng for you
All day you're staying
Please no delaying
Patiently waiting for you
Don't keep me waiting
No time for playing
Sitting here waiting for you

I love when you come over
And when you come
It gives me feva

Come one over

I love when you come over
And when you come
It gives me feva

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