Irresistable
Jessica Simpson
You Know I Don't know what it is but something about you is so irresistible Dont you try and tell me that he's not my type To Hide what I feel inside When he makes me weak with desire I Know that im supposed to make him wait Let him think I like the chase but I cant stop fanning the fire, I Know I meant to say No But he's irresistible up close and personal now inescapable I can hardly breathe, more than just physical deeper than spritual his ways are powerful and irresistible to me (yeah yeah, I can hardly breathe) Dont yoy think I'm trying to tell my heart whats right That I should really say goodnight But I cant stop myself from falling (falling) Maybe I'll tell him that i feel the same that I dont want to play no game (No) Cuz when I Feel his arms wrapped around me I know meant to say No (I Meant To Say No...) But He's Irresistible (Irresistible) Now inesacpable I can hardly breathe ( I can hardly breathe) more than just physical deeper than spritual (oh oh yeah) His ways are powerful Irresistible to me Cant You see whenever he's close to me I really find it hard to breathe Hes soo irresistible baby you know its more than just spritual His kisses are powerful He's So Irresistible (yeah yeah) Up close and personal (oh yeah) Now inescapable I can hardly breathe (I can hardly breath) More than just physical (oh yeah) Deeper than Spiritual His ways are powerful Irresistible to me He's Irresistible (yeah yeah) up close and personal (irresistible to me) I can hardly breathe more than just physical deeper than spritual His ways are powerful Irresistible To Me....dance Guilty Pleasures Jessica Simpson pop reminds me of high school teen pop
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