Kiss

Westlife · Other Songs - Westlife

U don't have 2 be beautiful

2 turn me on

I just need your body baby

From dusk till dawn

U don't need experience

2 turn me out

U just leave it all up 2 me

I'm gonna show u what it's all about



U don't have 2 be rich

2 be my girl

U don't have 2 be cool

2 rule my world

Ain't no particular sign I'm more compatible with

I just want your extra time and your



Kiss



U got to not talk dirty, baby

If u wanna impress me

U can't be 2 flirty, mama

I know how 2 undress me (Yeah)

I want 2 be your fantasy

Maybe u could be mine

U just leave it all up to me

We could have a good time



U don't have 2 be rich

2 be my girl

U don't have 2 be cool

2 rule my world

Ain't no particular sign I'm more compatible with

I just want your extra time and your



Kiss



Yes

I think I wanna dance

Gotta, Gotta

Little girl Wendy's parade

Gotta, gotta, gotta



Women not girls rule my world

I said they rule my world

Act your age, mama (Not your shoe size)

Not your shoe size

Maybe we could do the twirl

U don't have 2 watch Dynasty

2 have an attitude

U just leave it all up 2 me

My love will be your food

Yeah



U don't have 2 be rich

2 be my girl

U don't have 2 be cool

2 rule my world

Ain't no particular sign I'm more compatible with

I just want your extra time and your

Kiss

Kiss stands as a defining track in the extensive discography of Westlife, capturing the essence of the Irish boy band's signature pop sound. Released during a period of significant commercial success, the song exemplifies the group's ability to craft emotive, radio-friendly anthems that resonated with audiences across the United Kingdom and Ireland. The recording showcases the band's polished vocal harmonies and melodic sensibilities, hallmarks that established their reputation within the European music scene. As part of their broader body of work, Kiss reflects the consistent quality and emotional depth found throughout their catalogue. The track remains a staple of their live performances, demonstrating the enduring appeal of their music and their lasting influence on the pop genre.