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Christina Aguilera feat Madonna, Don't Make Me Love You Don't make me love you till I'm ready Don't make me give you more than my kisses I need you to go slow and steady Don't make me love you till I'm ready, oh Why you wanna rush into my life Don't you wanna stop and get to know me better We got all the time in the world tonight And if we're meant to be we'll be together Stay around just slow it down Till we find out if we got what it takes Don't make me love you till I'm ready Don't make me give you more than my kisses I need you to go slow and steady Don't make me love you till I'm ready, ooh Everything I know about you so far Makes me believe that you're the one for me But there's still a lot that's on my mind And I need time before we go further, don't you see? So hold me, hold me But don't be thinking I don't want you too Don't make me love you till I'm ready Don't make me give you more than my kisses I need you to go slow and steady Don't make me love you till I'm ready It's been a little bit of a mystery Let's wait till we have a bit of history Behind ourselves, ooh yeah You don't got to be in such a rush We can live for the moment if we trust We'll be right here tomorrow, oh yeah Don't make me love you, love you Don't make me give you, ooh I need you to go, ooh yeah Don't make me love you, uh, uh, oh yeah Don't make me love you till I'm ready Don't make me give you more than my kisses I need you to go slow and steady Don't make me love you till I'm ready Don't make me love you till I'm ready Don't make me give you more than my kisses I need you to go slow and steady Don't make me love you till I'm ready Don't make me love you till I'm ready Don't make me give you more than my kisses I need you to go slow and steady Don't make me love you till I'm ready, yeah Christina Aguilera feat Madonna - Don't Make Me Love You w Teksciory.pl.

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