Body Kiss
The Isley Brothers · Other Songs - The Isley Brothers
For me to drive you crazy (Whoop)
'Bout to make you my lady (Whoop)
Have you screamin' Ronald take me
Now we about to play this game
This freaky, freaky game
And I'm gonna let you win
[Chorus: Isley Bros]
Baby, body kiss
Meaning anywhere you want it
I will kiss
From your head down to your toes
Just make one wish
And I will kiss, from your *mwah*, and your *mwah*
From you *mwah*, to your *mwah*
[2x]
[Verse 2: Ron Isley]
Girl you haven't felt this kind of love for ages like (Whoop)
Girl what I got for you is so contagious like (Whoop)
Turn around and see that rear, embrace it now (Whoop)
I'm about to lay you down and taste it now (Whoop)
Now we about to play this game
This freaky, freaky game
And I'm gonna let you win
[Chorus 2x]
[Bridge: Ron Isley]
From the club, to valet, to my crib, the driveway
Body kiss is the name of the game that we play
In the door, we go, now you're out, of your clothes
Kissing you, all over, 'till you're screamin', for more
[Verse 3: Lil' Kim]
Say my name, Lil' Kim, it's you and me
Go to the V.I. and make some honey
Let me dance for you like a stripper in the club
Queen Bee gon' take that money
Let's do it in the Caddy, Sugar Daddy
Watch a movie in the jacuzzi
We can make an X rated version of (R. Kelly's)
Feelin' on my booty (Whoop)
Mr. Biggs, I really like how you kiss me
From my *mwah*, to my *mwah*
You really handle your biz (Whoop)
I think I like this game, this freaky, freaky game
And I wanna play again
Mr. Biggs, Queen Bee
[Chorus 2x]
Body kiss, I will kiss
Make one wish
From your *mwah*, and your *mwah*
From you *mwah*, to your *mwah*
Body kiss, I will kiss
Make one wish
From your *mwah*, and your *mwah*
From you *mwah*, to your *mwah*
Body kiss, I will kiss
Make one wish
Body Kiss
The Isley Brothers' 'Body Kiss' stands as a quintessential example of their mid-1960s R&B and soul repertoire, showcasing the group's signature blend of smooth vocals and infectious grooves. As a staple of their discography, the track exemplifies the polished production and harmonies that defined their era, contributing significantly to their reputation as one of the most influential vocal groups in American music history. The song captures the romantic and sensual themes common in their catalog, delivered with the characteristic energy and technical proficiency that made The Isley Brothers a household name. It remains a representative recording of their ability to craft timeless tracks that bridged the gap between pop and soul, solidifying their legacy in the genre.