Turn Me On
Norah Jones
Like a flower Waiting to bloom Like a lightbulb In a dark room I'm just sitting here waiting for you To come on home and turn me on Like the desert waiting for the rain Like a school kid waiting for the spring Im just sitting here waiting for you To come on home and turn me on My poor heart It's been so dark Since you've been gone After all you're the one who turns me off You're the only one who can turn me back on My hi-fi is waiting for a new tune My glass is waiting for some fresh ice cubes I'm just sitting here waiting for you To come on home and turn me on00s 2000s alanis morissette Alt-country american Artists I like Ballad beautiful blues british buryblue cant help sing to chillout classy cool chicks cool jazz dance danceable delicious dido dinner downtempo Dream dreamable easy easy listening emo Faves Favorite Favorite Artists favorites female Female jazz vocalists female singer i actually like female vocal female vocalist female vocalists female vocals Female Voices filmmusik folk Fusion gregs guilty pleasure hot make out songs i am a girl jazz jazz female vocalists jazz vocal jazzy listened milion times and neve lonely songs Love Love Actually LOVE LOVE LOVE love songs melancholy Mellow mellow pop Mellow songs Monday Musical orgasm My Favorites Nora Johnes norah norah jones piano piano pop pop pretty quiet reflection of self relax relaxing reminds me of lyd rock romantic sex sexy singer-songwriter sleepy Slow tempo soft rock solo artists song Song For Yr Gal songs about sex songs i like songs that make me cream my pa soul Soundtrack Soundtracks stylish swing the best the best eclectic tag ever - p vocal vocal jazz wonderful
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