I know I don't have a chance, but I just wanted to hear an angel speak.
I must be in heaven because I'm looking at an angel!
Do you like cats? Because I'd like you to take meowt on Valentine's Day.
I should have dressed up as a ghost tonight so I could let you under my sheets.
I was going to get you a box of chocolates, but you're already sweet enough.
I gave up hotties for Lent. Thank God Easter is here.
Santa doesn't make candy as sweet as you.
This Valentine's Day, let's make like fabric softener and Snuggle.
You are the reason Santa even has a naughty list.
I checked the thermometer, and you're officially one hot bird.
Santa's lap isn't the only place wishes come true.
I know I just met you but I already like you more than candy.
I've heard it's bad luck not to kiss someone at midnight. (New Year's Eve)
You've turned my New Year's Eve into something I'll never forget.
Are you only seven nights? Because I want to celebrate you all year.
You’re my Ujima — I want to build the future with you.
Do you have Ujamaa? Because our future together could be prosperous.
Is your heart an mkeka? I want my story to be part of its weave.
I came for the gifts but stayed for you — mind if I unwrap your heart?
Want to break the wishbone? I'm wishing for a date with you.
Every balloon rises, but you’re the only one lifting me up.
Your smile is brighter than all the red, black, and green combined.
You're sweeter than a hot marshmallow on a candied yam.
I’d trade all the vibunzi for one dance with you.
Am I ap-peeling to you? (Banana Costume)
You bring the karamu and I'll bring dessert — let's feast on each other’s smiles.
Are you the kikombe cha umoja? Because I want to share my cup with you.
If kisses were mishumaa saba, I'd light one for every night with you.
I don't need a dreidel; I already know what I spun—you.
