Sexiest Song Ever!

I'm tired of rappers and their distorted idea of sensuality. All I hear on the radio these days is "Baby dis" and "Baby dat"... with a whole lot of poor English language in-between, that's supposed to be, what... erm... 'provocative'?? Lil' Wayne is by far the worst, but let me not get started on him - he will have a whole blog dedicated to him, all by himself. 


No, there is not enough truly romantic music out there anymore. I came to this realization this week when the radio pulled out a seriously hot track from 1990, and it just burns with good, old-fashioned desire. No kinkiness. No crudeness. No vulgar language. Just fresh, clean sex appeal. It really made me smile and sing along, I simply had to share...

"Kiss Me", by Australian band, Indecent Obsession, was released in 1990, and (not surprisingly) held the #1 spot on South African charts for 27 weeks. Click here to check it out...


And just to demonstrate further how dripping-with-heat this song is, I'm including the lyrics...

Excuse me for staring

Your looks have me blinded

You want to touch me

So don't try to fight it

Kiss me

I'd walk your sweet curves

For days without water

My drink is your lips

Don't you think you oughtta

Just kiss me

Blond and ambitious

You're dancing with wild boys

Melting the ice 'round my heart

Girl with your voice

Strawberry lips saying

Baby I want you

Raising my fever tonight

So why don't you

Just kiss me

Oo woo oh kiss me

This conversation is making me nervous

Please pay attention

Imagine we're lovers

And kiss me

You turn me on

Turn me off like a flashlight

Feel like a blindman

Who's taken the night flight

So kiss me

I am the mirror

Who holds your reflexion

You can't resist me

I am your infection

Strawberry lips call my name

So inviting

Can't think of anything else

More exciting

So kiss me

Oo woo oh kiss (strawberry lips)

Dressed to the teeth

In your soft skin and perfume

Only my heart cuts the silence

In your room

Strawberry lips are my favourite flavor

Drinking their color

Is all that I'm made for

So kiss me

Oo woo oh kiss me

Note the lack of vulgarity...? I sure wish the younger generation would hold onto some of this cheesy old stuff, instead of entering this revolting era where a man speaking to a woman in a derogatory manner is supposed to be a turn-on. Girls can dream, right? 


As for the older generation, you may think me 'worldly' for enjoying such a steamy song, but you should check out Song of Solomon in your very own Bible sometime - puts this Aussie band to shame! ;)

Happy Friday, fellow inhabitants of this planet - be a little cheesy to the one you adore today... deep down we all love it!