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Billy Squier ~ Can't Get Next To You


Say i can't get next to you
Doesn't matter what can i do
You charge me up and wring me through
No i can't get next to you


I feel the heat...you turn it on
I feel the beat poundin'
You make me weak...you trip me up
I feel my heart boundin'
Make it so hard on me
Make me too blind to see
Turn on your light...make it so right
Don't leave me lonely...i get so lonely


Say i can't get next to you
Doesn't matter --what i do
You won't deliver and i can't get through
No i can't get next to you


I climb the walls you're buildin' up
I find your halls alarmin'
You know my weakness...you suck it up
Take my heart and chuck it
Gimme one chance to see
Gimme one dance for free
Gimme one night...make it so right
Don't leave me lonely...i get so lonely


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