[repeat 4X]
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Come on
You look at me and tell me
I'm turning your temperature up
And you keep touching me in places
That you know you should not
You keep on raking on my back
And kissing me on my neck
Keep on doing that girl
And I hope you don't regret
[Chorus:]
'Cause you keep dancing like we're making love (inside of the party)
You keep wining like we're making love (all over my body)
You keep dancing like we're making love (inside of the party)
You keep jamming like we're making love
Girl, making love
Making love
Yeah, come on
You're taking my hand
And pointing me in places I wanna get
I hope you remember girl
That we have just met
You keep looking at your tat
And got me in a fit
You're arousing me girl
Any way from you I gotta get it
[Chorus]
Oh oh oh
Making love
Oh oh oh
Making love
Oh oh oh
Yeah
You're looking for a one night stand
I hope you don't got a man
If you're looking for a one night stand
Look at the way you're rubbing down my hand
You're looking for a one night stand
I hope you don't got a man
You're looking for a one night stand
I can tell by the way you
[Chorus]
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
Kevin Lyttle, born Lescott Kevin Lyttle Coombs, is a Saint Vincentian singer and musician born in Kingstown in 1980. He is best known for his 2004 single "Turn Me On", which reached number one on the charts in several countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom. Lyttle began his musical career at the age of 16, releasing his first album in 2003. His musical style is a mix of soca, reggae and dancehall, influenced by the music culture of the Caribbean islands. Besides "Turn Me On", other popular songs include "Hold You" and "Sweetest Girl". Lyttle has collaborated with artists such as Sean Paul and Akon.
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