Cheese Cake

Aerosmith · Night In The Ruts

I met a babe in a backseat drive-in
Back in the saddle she'd sit
Pulled on the reins just to keep me risin'
She loved to chomp at the bit

Daddy do it ooh just do it
Daddy do it please let me see
Do it please just do it daddy
Do it do it drivin' me crazy

She always walks with her eyes
Down on her bootlace
She lives to give it away
She don't believe in the right time or the wrong place
She's always liable to say

Daddy do it ooh just do it
Daddy do it please let me see
Do it please just do it daddy
Do it do it drivin' me crazy

Cheesecake looser than her sister
Cheesecake uum... her sugar gets me high
She knows I can't resist her
Cheesecake
Got my fingers in her pie
Cheesecake
Cheesecake sneakin' out the back door
Cheesecake rollin' down the lawn
Everybody kissed her cheesecake
Oh at the crack of dawn cheesecake

Daddy do it ooh just do it
Daddy do it please let me see
Daddy do it please just do it daddy
Do it do it do it drivin' me crazy

Cheesecake looser than her sister
Cheesecake uum... her sugar gets me high
She knows I can't resist her
Cheesecake
Got my fingers in her pie
Cheesecake

Cheesecake (8x)

Cheese Cake

Cheese Cake stands as a distinctive song in Aerosmith's discography, appearing on the 1979 album Night in the Ruts. Released during a transitional period for the band, the track showcases their hard rock foundations while hinting at the bluesy swagger that would define their later commercial success. The song reflects the group's ability to blend gritty instrumentation with playful, unconventional themes, a hallmark of their creative output during this era. As part of a body of work that includes enduring classics, Cheese Cake contributes to the band's reputation for energetic performances and memorable hooks. The recording captures the raw energy of the group as they navigated the late 1970s rock landscape, solidifying their status as a major force in American hard rock.