Cory Lee - The Naughty Song [Extended]
The L-Word: Season 3 Soundtrack · The L-Word: Season 3 [Soundtrack] [2006]
you take my words away and I can hardly speak
there's just room for two in my fantasy
so baby lose your crew and come away with me
turn down the lights and light up the party
I got the ride and you got the naughty
leave your boys with my girls tonight
come home with me, asap
turn down the lights and light up the party
I got the time and you got the body
leave your boys with my girls tonight
come home with me, asap
tonight's the night and it's only just begun
all the boys and the girls are gonna (f***) tonight
so turn the naughty on
tonight's the night and it's only just begun
all the boys and the girls are gonna (f***) tonight
so turn the naughty on
I like what you say by the way you rock your shoes
and the way you wear your smile got me really digging you
all this bump and grind makes everyone a freak
so baby lose your crew and run away with me
turn down the lights and light up the party
I got the ride and you got the naughty
leave your boys with my girls tonight
come home with me, asap
turn down the lights and light up the party
I got the time and you got the body
leave your boys with my girls tonight
come home with me, asap
tonight's the night and it's only just begun
all the boys and the girls are gonna (f***) tonight
so turn the naughty on
tonight's the night and it's only just begun
all the boys and the girls are gonna (f***) tonight
so turn the naughty on
gotta getch yah out of my mind
gotta getch yah out of my head
gotta getch yah into my life
gotta getch yah in my bed
Cory Lee - The Naughty Song [Extended]
Cory Lee's "The Naughty Song" serves as a standout track on the soundtrack for the third season of the television series The L-Word. Released in 2006, the recording captures the show's signature blend of indie sensibilities and dramatic tension. Lee's delivery is characterized by a raw, conversational vocal style that anchors the song's narrative, fitting seamlessly into the series' exploration of complex relationships and emotional vulnerability. The extended version of the track expands on the original composition, offering a deeper dive into the themes of desire and intimacy that permeate the season's episodes. As part of a collection of tracks featuring artists like D'Angelo and Esthero, this recording contributes to the show's unique sonic identity, bridging the gap between contemporary pop and alternative rock influences prevalent in mid-2000s television music.