A late summer breeze caresses us now,
Our bodies silhouetted against the night.
You’re tempted to recant a sacred vow
Till I send you to your lover so contrite.
You were certain we would have a moment of bliss
Before you made confessions I could not dismiss.
Don’t feel sorry for me, babe – go back where you belong.
As dawn draws nearer I’ll be very well,
Reclined in my reverie till I sing a sweet song
Of the many glories of my LL.
When he walks in like a panther the stars align.
I willingly drown in his deep blue sea.
It’s hard to control myself when he’s oh, so fine,
And I inhale his musk accordingly.
I’m a supplicant of his chiseled powers,
Enraptured as I while away the hours.
Don’t feel sorry for me, babe – go back where you belong.
As dawn draws nearer I’ll be very well,
Reclined in my reverie till I sing a sweet song
Of the many glories of my LL.