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Hal Linton - Southern Hospitality Lyrics

Your eyes heal, your hands calm me.
I bask in your light like sunrays on my face.
Your lips taste just like honey,
I drink every drip drop, girl I lick my plate.
Shush-shush baby come into my house,
Seen in the east from the west
But there's nothing like your south.

I won't stop, I won't stop until I sip on your sweet tea.
I'm a show you why they call it Southern Hospitality.
Shush-Shush baby come into my house;
My body goes up north, when you let me go down south.
Open up, spread your wings, let me sip on your sweet tea.
I'm a show you why they call it Southern Hospitality.

I'll make sure where all my manners at,
just hope that you don't mind my southern grammar
when I say lay right there,
don't you move until I give my love to you.
I'm a break that body down til I turn you out.

Head.....boards, Stairs, Floors,
I don't care I'm all yours, girl I got that home grown
here's where you belong.

Shush-shush, baby come into my house,
take the best from the west, but ain't nothing like your south...
I won't stop until I sip on your sweet tea.
I'm a show you why they call it Southern Hospitality.

Shush-shush, baby come into my house,
my body goes up north, when you let me go down south.
Open up, spread your wings, let me sip on your sweet tea.
I'm a show you why they call it Southern Hospitality.

Promise I will keep it coming baby,
cover you with that good loving girl,
it's going down and you'll see just how sweet it's gonna be.
Ain't no reason to be running baby,
I'll give you that southern loving girl it's going down.
I know just what you need....Southern Hospitality.

Shush-shush, baby come into my house,
seen the east from teh west, but there's nothing like your south...
I won't stop, I won't stop, until I sip on your sweet tea.
I'm a show you why they call it Southern Hospitality.

Shush-shush baby come into my house,
my body goes up north when you let me go down south.
Open up....spread your wings, let me sip on your sweet tea.
I'm a show you why they call it Southern Hospitality.