Take My Hands Off
Mario · Other Songs - Mario
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you can pass like a virgin tonight
i wanna taste you like a pie from the oven
number one i kiss your lips
and you start standing out
'i never felt what i am about to feel
make a part of view a piece of me tonight
still have you again in the morning
tell your job to your boss that your boss is here
i've been patient you've been waiting for this day to come
set yourself free form wonder
i want you to enjoy this
everything you do is gonna stay on
look at your keys on the table
know you need to leave but you can't
.. here in the pillow
we're about to go dipper
keep it up pull .. head now
i can see i am all most there now
you can let it go
don't you feel ashamed
all these .. that you'll never came
over you are over
over you are over
call from you i won't wait
no complains girl i am on time
other niggers weren't there for you
now you know .. right
no need to question us .. because
Take My Hands Off
Mario's "Take My Hands Off" stands as a defining track from his early career, capturing the raw energy and emotional vulnerability characteristic of his debut era. Released alongside other seminal singles like "Start Over" and "Hangover," the song exemplifies the pop-rock fusion that propelled Mario to international prominence. The recording features a driving rhythm and melodic structure that became a blueprint for his subsequent discography, including hits such as "If I Had One Wish" and "Highway To Love." As a staple of his catalogue, the track reflects the genre-blending approach that allowed Mario to transcend regional boundaries, establishing a legacy rooted in anthemic choruses and heartfelt storytelling. It remains a pivotal moment in his body of work, illustrating the transition from emerging talent to a global musical force.