Aerosmith - Cheese Cake Lyrics

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Lyrically, it uses food-related metaphors—particularly cheesecake—as a suggestive and humorous way to describe temptation and desire, a common theme in Aerosmith’s songwriting. Musically, it features a groovy, swaggering guitar riff, funky bass lines, and a laid-back yet gritty vocal delivery from Steven Tyler. The song blends blues and rock seamlessly, showcasing Joe Perry’s slide guitar work and the band's ability to infuse humor and sensuality into their music. "Cheese Cake" is a deep-cut favorite that highlights Aerosmith’s signature mix of raunchy lyrics and blues-based rock.













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I met a babe in a backseat drive-in

Back in the saddle she'd sit

Pulled on the reins just to keep me rising

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, driving 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, driving me crazy


Cheese cake, looser than her sister

Cheese cake, um, her sugar gets me high

She knows I can't resist her

Cheese cake

Got my fingers in her pie

Cheese cake

Cheese cake, sneaking out the back door

Cheese cake, rolling down the lawn

Everybody kissed her, cheese cake

Oh, at the crack of dawn, cheese cake


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, driving me crazy


Cheese cake, looser than her sister

Cheese cake, um, her sugar gets me high

She knows I can't resist her

Cheese cake

Got my fingers in her pie

Cheese cake


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