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Don't Make Me Wait - Bill Withers



     
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I don't want your number, boy, just want your body
You can keep the conversation for some other hottie
I got a one-track mind, baby don't worry
No dinner dates or movies, just come on and hurry
It goes left, right, keep it tight, doing things I know you like
Do your job and I just might bring you home another night
It goes left, right, keep it tight, doing things I know you like
Do your job and I just might bring you home
Don't make me wait too long, just play my favorite song
I'll get my Vanity Six on
Don't make me wait too long, just play my favorite song
I'll get my Vanity Six on
Don't need no roses, ain't like them other chicks
If you don't wanna comply then I can find another, oh
Am I a nasty girl or just being honest?
If you think my mouth is bad, baby just watch this
It goes left, right, keep it tight, doing things I know you like
Do your job and I just might bring you home another night

It goes left, right, keep it tight, doing things I know you like
Do your job and I just might bring you home
Don't make me wait too long, just play my favorite song
I'll get my Vanity Six on
Don't make me wait too long, just play my favorite song
I'll get my Vanity Six on
Every girl, around the world
(Every girl can do it, it's all in how you move it, get your Vanity Six on)
(Every girl can do it, it's all in how you move it, get your Vanity Six on)
It goes left, right, keep it tight, doing things I know you like
Do your job and I just might bring you home another night
It goes left, right, keep it tight, doing things I know you like
Do your job and I just might bring you home
Don't make me wait too long, just play my favorite song
I'll get my Vanity Six on
Don't make me wait too long, just play my favorite song
I'll get my Vanity Six on

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Bill Withers (born July 4, 1938 in Slab Fork, West Virginia) is an American singer-songwriter who performed and recorded from the late 1960s until the mid 1980s. Bill's father died when he was thirteen. He joined the US Navy at seventeen, and stayed there for nine years, before he moved to Los Angeles in 1967. While in Los Angeles, he worked full-time in a Lockheed assembly plant in the day, making toilets for Boeing 747 airliners, then recorded demo tapes and performed in juke joints during the night.

Read more about Bill Withers on Last.fm.


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