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3LW ~ Take You Home For Christmas


[Verse 1:] I'm feelin what you got Boy you hot I wanna put a lock on you I wanna get my hands on you With Christmas around the block See I'm not Not trying too late to do All my Christmas shoppin baby [Hook:] So tell you what I wanna take you home for Christmas I wanna wrap you up So when I get up I can open up to you So say the word I wanna take you home for Christmas You're enough I wanna touch I wanna take you home for Christmas [Verse 2:] I know you likin what you're eyes are checkin So come on, can you let me do What I wanna do with you? Got ribbon in my hand So chill boy Turn around and be a man I'm not gon make the bow too tight Cause that don't fit with my plans [Repeat Hook] [Bridge:] You lookin like the gift that Santa made for me I'm in the mood to have you right next to me So Christmas Eve, I want you under the tree I'm not gon lie to you You got me in a mood [Hook Out] more free lyrics

[Verse 1:]
I'm feelin what you got
Boy you hot
I wanna put a lock on you
I wanna get my hands on you
With Christmas around the block
See I'm not
Not trying too late to do
All my Christmas shoppin baby

[Hook:]
So tell you what
I wanna take you home for Christmas
I wanna wrap you up
So when I get up
I can open up to you
So say the word
I wanna take you home for Christmas
You're enough
I wanna touch
I wanna take you home for Christmas

[Verse 2:]
I know you likin what you're eyes are checkin
So come on, can you let me do
What I wanna do with you?
Got ribbon in my hand
So chill boy
Turn around and be a man
I'm not gon make the bow too tight
Cause that don't fit with my plans

[Repeat Hook]

[Bridge:]
You lookin like the gift that Santa made for me
I'm in the mood to have you right next to me
So Christmas Eve, I want you under the tree
I'm not gon lie to you
You got me in a mood

[Hook Out]

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