Feeling Hot by David Coverdale

Feeling Hot Lyrics

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Hey, gypsy woman, roll your dice for me,
Read my tarot cards, so I can see.
Im razor sharp, cool sunglasses,
Pocketful of backstage passes.
Lady luck, roll your dice for me.

The boys are feeling hot, tonight,
Fingers crossed, they get it right.
Women to the left, women to the right,
The boys are feeling hot tonight.

I aint too proud to beg for what you got,
Youd melt a heart of ice, babe, youre so hot.
So pump it up, raise the dead,
Squeeze it, honey, til its cherry red
I aint too proud to beg for what you got.

The boys are feeling hot, tonight,
Fingers crossed, they get it right.
Women to the left, women to the right,
The boys are feeling hot tonight.

Feeling hot, feeling hot, feeling hot, feeling hot, hot, hot, hot.

Feeling hot...

Now I just wanna make sweet love to you,
Ill do anything you want me to.
So rip it up, slip an slide,
scuse me if my tongue gets tired
An I will make some sweet love to you.

The boys are feeling hot, tonight,
Fingers crossed, they get it right.
Women to the left, women to the right,
The boys are feeling hot tonight, hey, hey, hey.

Look out baby!

The boys are feeling hot tonight,
The boys are feeling hot tonight,
The boys are feeling hot tonight.

Rip it up, baby...
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Feeling Hot Lyrics

(coverdale/page)

Hey, gypsy woman, roll your dice for me,
Read my tarot cards, so I can see.
Im razor sharp, cool sunglasses,
Pocketful of backstage passes.
Lady luck, roll your dice for me.

The boys are feeling hot, tonight,
Fingers crossed, they get it right.
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Feeling Hot - Jimmy Page and David Coverdale - Osaka 1993