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No Calling Card
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From the nape Of your neck To the small of your back To your sexy derriere Where I strategically placed My hands, while kissing you I don't have to touch you, Visual is all I need You are such a beautiful woman Who does not need a calling card You are the only one for me.. .. ..

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