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Babyface ~ When Your Body Gets Weak


written by Babyface (1997)

Tonight I'm gonna hold you
I'm gonna touch you, and lay you down
Tonight I'm gonna kiss you
I'm gonna taste you, all the way down

Tonight you don't have to be lonely
You need only to call me
And I will be down

When your body gets weak
And you need some affection, oh baby
I'll lay you down
When your body's in need
And you need some attention, oh lady
I'll lay you down

Tonight when I've been inside you
I'll lay down beside you, and stay all night long, yes I will
Tonight I just want you to teach me
Girl I just want to please thee
So just let's get it on, baby

Tonight there be no intermissions
I have only one mission
That's turning you on

HOOK

Tonight you don't have to be lonely
You need only to call me
And I will be down

HOOK


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