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B.B. King ~ Knock Me A Kiss


I like cake, no mistake, but baby if you insist I'll cut out the cake, just for your sake Baby! c'mon and knock me a kiss I like pie, i hope to die, just to get a load of this When you get high, doggone the pie Baby! c'mon and knock me a kiss When you pressed your little lips to mine, that was then i understood They taste like candy, brandy and wine, peaches, bananas and everything Good I love jam and no film flam, scratch that off my list This ain't no jam, the jam can scram Baby! c'mon and knock me a kiss When you pressed your sweet little lips to mine, that was then i understood They taste like candy, brandy and wine, peaches, bananas and everything Good I like cars and big cigars but baby they won't be missed If everyday i hear you say Baby! c'mon and knock me a kiss Baby! c'mon and knock me a kiss more free lyrics

I like cake, no mistake, but baby if you insist
I'll cut out the cake, just for your sake
Baby! c'mon and knock me a kiss

I like pie, i hope to die, just to get a load of this
When you get high, doggone the pie
Baby! c'mon and knock me a kiss

When you pressed your little lips to mine, that was then i understood
They taste like candy, brandy and wine, peaches, bananas and everything
Good
I love jam and no film flam, scratch that off my list
This ain't no jam, the jam can scram
Baby! c'mon and knock me a kiss

When you pressed your sweet little lips to mine, that was then i understood
They taste like candy, brandy and wine, peaches, bananas and everything
Good
I like cars and big cigars but baby they won't be missed
If everyday i hear you say
Baby! c'mon and knock me a kiss

Baby! c'mon and knock me a kiss

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