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Avant ~ Feast


Take you to my house Grab the blindfold Start from your head Down to your toes Oh so, Girl relax your mind And I'll do the rest I'll have you willing to confess baby That my love is the best Say mm mm mm yea (chorus 2x) You will be my feast Mm mm Something sweet to eat Mm mm I can't wait to get to you Mm mm Ain't no telling what I do Something like, I'll bring you to my kitchen And grab the ice cubes And since your body's hot baby I wanna try something new Something like put them in my hand girl And move them all around Lay them on your baby See it slowly trickle down You feel ME (chorus 2x) Something like, I can't stop there, No Girl pull up there chair, yes Now turn your body round baby Now let's play truth or dare Is it true that you like that you like the blindfold Is it true that you like the ice cubes Now dare me to do what I do Now double dare me to eat my, eat my food, yes (chorus 2x) more free lyrics

Take you to my house
Grab the blindfold
Start from your head
Down to your toes
Oh so, Girl relax your mind
And I'll do the rest
I'll have you willing to confess baby
That my love is the best
Say mm mm mm yea

(chorus 2x)
You will be my feast
Mm mm
Something sweet to eat
Mm mm
I can't wait to get to you
Mm mm
Ain't no telling what I do

Something like,
I'll bring you to my kitchen
And grab the ice cubes
And since your body's hot baby
I wanna try something new
Something like put them in my hand girl
And move them all around
Lay them on your baby
See it slowly trickle down
You feel ME

(chorus 2x)

Something like,
I can't stop there, No
Girl pull up there chair, yes
Now turn your body round baby
Now let's play truth or dare
Is it true that you like that you like the blindfold
Is it true that you like the ice cubes
Now dare me to do what I do
Now double dare me to eat my, eat my food, yes

(chorus 2x)

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