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Honey On Your Tongue


My belly fluttered with a million bees
Honey on your tongue, dirt on your knees
You kissed me with those soft sweet lips
Tell me your stories, mutter your quips
 
Long summer days, cool at night
Shield me from the morning light
Hand on back, knees that touch
I think I love you very much
 
You have my heart and affections too
Not much to say, so much to do
You’ll hold my hand and lean in close
I’ll love you long, I’ll love you most
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