What a Feeling

What a feeling. What a feeling. Deep in my soul. What a feeling. What a feeling. Deep in my soul. What a feeling. Oh, what a feeling. Mm. Deep in my soul. What a feeling. Oh, what a feeling. Deep in my soul. You see, Every now and then, I like to reminisce. And every time I start thinking back, I instantly recall the first young man that I Knew In Alabama. Mm. I still remember those loving Saturday afternoons, You when he would call and Say, "Hey, I'll be by a minute." By the time I judged the distance, he'd be There. Mm. You know, We'd we'd sit sit around around and and We we would would talk talk and and We we would-would laugh. And about nighttime, Late in the evenings, Then we'd hit the street. We'd go over to the Alabama juke joints. Oh, loved it. You know, the local band would gettin' down. And we'd dance, and dance, and dance Till we remained wet with sweat. Then he'd grab me. He'd hold me. And he'd whisper something like, "Oh, Candy, I love you." Mm. Then we'd lost in each other. Oh. We'd make love. The art Of making country boy style. What a thrill. Oh, what a thrill. All in my bones. What a feeling. What a feeling. Oh, baby. All in my bones. Mm. Oh, what a feeling. What a feel, baby. Yeah. All in my bones. Oh, Oh, what a what thrill. A thrill. Ah. Uh. Oh, what a thrill. Mmm. All in my bones. Ooh, what a feeling. Ooh, What a good feeling. Yeah. Mmm. All in my bones. What a feeling. Oh, such a feeling