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Babyface ~ Body Talk


Written by melvin gentry, antonio reid, stanley burke, carlos greene, bo watson (1983)
Performed by the deele

Pimp dolls, jam
Jigglettes, slam
Pimp dolls, jam
Jigglettes, slam

Just because i shake and party
And roll my sexy body
Don't mean that i'm tryin' to tease
It's called body talk
It's not like the walk
'cause this time
You're wearin' blue jeans

You rub your left leg slow
And let your body go
And do a little sexy scream
Jam, let's party out
Make your body sweat and shout
A visual sex machine
You're talkin'

Body talk
Talk body to me, body talk
(talk body to me)
Body talk
Talk body to me, body talk

Jigglettes gonna slam
Pimp dolls gonna jam
Let your body talk to me
You're lookin' real fine
You're workin' overtime
You're footloose and fancy free

Now it's all about the feel
'cause now you know the deal
So pump your body 'cross the floor
And put it in the groove
Gonna make it real smooth
And then you'll want some more
You're talkin'

Hook

Spoken:
Say baby, what's that you're doin'?
Well, it looks like your body is talkin' to me
I'm hearin' something
What's that?
Go on, get it, girl

Sexy body
Sure looks good to me
Body talk with me
Your sexy body (oh baby)
Sure looks good to me
Body talk, slam

Come on and shake your body
I want to hear your body
So come on and shake your body
I want to hear your body

Your body, your body, your body

Your sexy body
Sure looks good to me
Body talk with me
Your sexy body (oh baby)
Sure looks good to me

Hook

Spoken:
Mmm, there she is again
I wonder what she was tryin' to say to me
B-o-d-y t-a-l-k, ooh talk baby

Hook 2 times

I like the way you walk, baby
I wanna hear your body talk, baby
You know it's really not your fault, baby
Oh baby, oh


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