Weak in the Knees
by
Stephen H. Moore and Darren Gregory
She’s
got a way of scrunching up the muscles in her face
That’s
makes me glad to be a member of this here human race
Her
lips must be - the softest here on
Earth
Her
eyes are strong and gentle, prone to misery and mirth
She’s
got a measure of class
And
legs up to her ass
She
makes me weak in the knees
Her
picture’s in the Webster’s If you look up “summer breeze”
Wish
that she could meet my mamma, I know that she’d be pleased
Her
voice is very soothing
Like
the wind coming through the trees
She
makes me tingle all over
Like
I’m about to sneeze
She’s
got a measure of class
And
legs up to her ass
She
makes me weak in the knees
She’s
got a sunny disposition, really brightens up my day
She’s
got a wicked sense of humor, and she knows just what to say
She’s
got hips like a sculpture
I
love to watch them sway
Feels
like a bolt of lightning
When
she looks my way
She’s
got a measure of class
And
legs up to her ass
She
makes me weak in the knees
I’m
so tired of chasing after this long parade of tarts
Lord,
send me please a woman, who’ll let me share her heart
She’s
out of my league, I wouldn’t know just where to start
I’d
give my right-eye tooth for a woman in the arts
She’s
got a measure of class
And
legs up to her ass
She makes me weak in the knees
© 2003 Stephen H. Moore and Darren Gregory