Never know how much I love you.
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Never know how much I care.
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When you put your arms around me,
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I get a fever that's so hard to bear.
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You give me fever when you kiss me.
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Fever when you hold me tight.
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Fever in the morning.
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Fever all through the night.
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Sun lights up the daytime,
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And moon lights up the night.
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I light up when you call my name,
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And you know I'm gonna treat you right.
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You give me fever when you kiss me.
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Fever when you hold me tight.
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Fever in the morning,
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And fever all through the night.
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Everybody's got the fever.
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That is something you all know.
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Fever isn't such a new thing.
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Fever started long ago.
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Romeo loved Juliet.
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Juliet, she felt the same.
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When he put his arms around her,
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He said, "Julie, baby, you're my flame.
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Thou giveth fever when we kisseth.
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Fever with thy flaming youth.
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Fever, I'm afire.
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Fever, yeah, I burn, forsooth."
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Cap'n Smith and Pocahontas
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Had a very mad affair.
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When her daddy tried to kill him,
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She said, "Daddy, oh, don't you dare.
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He gives me fever with his kisses.
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Fever when he holds me tight.
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Fever, I'm his missus,
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So Daddy, won't you treat him right."
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Now you've listened to my story,
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Here's the point that I have made:
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Chicks were born to give you fever,
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Be it Fahrenheit or Centigrade.
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They give you fever when you kiss them.
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Fever if you live and learn.
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Fever 'til you sizzle.
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What a lovely way to burn.
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What a lovely way to burn.
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What a lovely way to burn.
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What a lovely way to burn.
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Fever
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| Bette Midler |
