SKIN
By: Greg Tamblyn
Duration
3:01
Genres
Description
Male singer letting his woman know she's great and he loves her the way she is.
Lyrics
(© 2008 Karen Taylor-Good, Greg Tamblyn) I want to talk about you darlin' and skin You know I love to look at you and touch the skin you're in All your lotions and potions, I really am impressed But here's a little something that I need to confess You don't ever have to make your face up for me I'm hooked on the look you got naturally I know you learned it young, when you were 5 or 6 You bought into the story that you had to be fixed You read it in the magazines you see it on TV You're sold a phony notion that you're only skin deep But you don't have to color it or stretch it or thin it What really turns me on is when you're comfortable in it Some of your friends I think they really flipped their wig They shoot poison in their brow and puff their lips up big They suck the fat from underneath, let doctors cut and lift it And try to rearrange the skin that gravity has shifted Think of all the time wasted, money spent Trying to ignite a spark when in the end You don't have to color it or tighten it or thin it What really turns me on is when you're comfortable in it You're never quite as gorgeous as when you don't hide And show me what you know is beautiful inside The power of attraction is multiplied by 10 I love it when you're real and nothing is pretend There's nothing to make up for, you're fabulous enough And I love kissing you without that sticky lip stuff No you don't have to color it or stretch it or thin it What really turns me on is when you're comfortable in it What really turns me on is that you're comfortable in it
