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Carl Wilson ~ What You Do To Me


Baby, maybe i look like a fool Standing before you tryin' to figure out What you do to me Just to see you, just to hear you speak my name Makes me feel so weak That i can hardly stand What you do to me What you do to me Is like poetry If i only knew What you do to me What you do to me Is so heavenly Wish i could do to you What you do to me Baby, i'm used to being in command Know right where i stand But that was long before You got through with me Now, i'm beggin' Don't let me go down in flames Don't be playin' games 'cause i can't live without What you do to me What you do to me Is like poetry If i only knew What you do to me Ah, won't you keep on Keep on holding me Keep on kissing me Keep on driving me wild Keep on touching me Keep on huggin' me Keeps on driving me up to the sky What you do to me Is like poetry If i only knew What you do to me more free lyrics

Baby, maybe i look like a fool
Standing before you tryin' to figure out
What you do to me

Just to see you, just to hear you speak my name
Makes me feel so weak
That i can hardly stand
What you do to me

What you do to me
Is like poetry
If i only knew
What you do to me

What you do to me
Is so heavenly
Wish i could do to you
What you do to me

Baby, i'm used to being in command
Know right where i stand
But that was long before
You got through with me

Now, i'm beggin'
Don't let me go down in flames
Don't be playin' games
'cause i can't live without
What you do to me

What you do to me
Is like poetry
If i only knew
What you do to me

Ah, won't you keep on
Keep on holding me
Keep on kissing me
Keep on driving me wild
Keep on touching me
Keep on huggin' me
Keeps on driving me up to the sky

What you do to me
Is like poetry
If i only knew
What you do to me

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