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Muah! (-}{-)


 

There's nothing else to get me through the day,
Than smothering my lips over your cute face,
So soft and innocent I just want another taste,
Of moments with you that take your breath away;
It doesn't matter who may point, look, and stare,
As long as I can run my fingers through your hair,
And demonstrate to you the magic is still there, 
Whether I lay you down or kiss you up in the air.

 



I want to kiss you.
 

 


All day long,
It's been on my mind...
 

 


I want to kiss you.
 

 


Since I made it home,
It's now kissing time...
 

 



I want to kiss you.
 

 



(Muah!)
 

 



In my eyes, you can never do anything wrong,
You are precious like Eden by looks alone,
A garden where these two lips always belonged,
And I am going to surely plant them back home;
My angel, let me bury you in each pucker,
Send you heaven one smooch after the other;
The enigma of us carries no special cover,
It's a fatherly love beyond words to utter.
 

 



I want to kiss you.
 

 


All day long,
It's been on my mind...
 

 



I want to kiss you.
 

 



Since I made it home,
It's now kissing time...
 

 



I want to kiss you.
 

 



(Muah!)
 

 



Malik, I think about you all the time...
(Muah!)
What a son that God made mine....
(Muah!)
All I want to do is kiss you...
(Muah!)
And show you how much I miss you...
(Muah!)
 

 



I want to kiss you.
 



All day long,
It's been on my mind...
 



I want to kiss you.
 



Since I made it home,
It's now kissing time...
 



I want to kiss you.
 



(Muah!) 

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