Girls And Boys
Britney Spears · Other Songs - Britney Spears
Oh God I wish you weren't sleeping
I long for your lips, to kiss me again
Don't you know my body's aching?
(Breathe)
Seems we always have a little price to pay,
Price to pay, I'm Falling in love
It all starts, starts to fade
Bad girls, and bad little boys
Won't last forever
But Good girls, and good little boys
Will make love together
I look at your face, As I lie awake
My body's slowly moving closer
My hand on your leg
My mouth on its way
Oh baby, I'll just turn you over
Seems we always have a little price to pay,
Price to pay, (uh) I'm Falling in love
It all starts, starts to ache
Bad girls, and bad little boys
Won't last forever
But Good girls, and good little boys (boys)
Will make love together...
Love together, love together,
Love together, love together,
Love together...
Do you like this?
(As I lie awake)
I though you would
(As I lie awake)
Do you wanna touch me?
(As I lie awake)
Can you handle this?
(As I lie awake)
We're gonna slow it down,
Just a little bit
I'm lying in bed, touching my skin
I just can't take it baby
You open your eyes, whisper to me..
Do it again, do it again
Bad girls, and bad little boys
Won't last forever
But Good girls, and good little boys (boys)
Will make love together
Bad girls, and bad little boys
Won't last forever
But Good girls, and good little boys
Will make love together
Love together, love together,
Love together...
That's good, do you like this?
Yeah, gonna slow it down
We'll make love together
Girls And Boys - Britney Spears
Released in 2001, "Girls And Boys" stands as a defining track from Britney Spears' early pop era, showcasing her signature blend of dance-pop and R&B influences. The song features a catchy, upbeat rhythm that became a staple on radio playlists worldwide, reinforcing her status as a pop icon. Its production highlights the polished sound characteristic of her debut period, blending youthful energy with mature vocal delivery. As a key component of her discography, the recording captures the essence of early 2000s pop culture, resonating with audiences through its infectious melody and empowering themes. The track remains a significant part of her catalog, often cited in discussions about the evolution of pop music and the impact of Spears' early work on the genre.