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English, 03.12.2020 01:00 Fdl52417

No, no don't touch me there It's what I told my uncle but he didn't seem to care

It's my secret little spot
And I don't wanna share
No, no don't touch me there

So tell that creepy guy who always hangs around your school
That all they need to know is this one simple rule it's
No, no don't touch me there
Keep your gross old hands out my no-no square UwU

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