You’ve been restless, haven’t you?

Breaking rules you swore you’d keep.

Lipstick stains and alibis,

Late nights you refuse to sleep.

You say it’s nothing, just some fun,

Just a little misbehave.

But you came knocking at my door,

Looking for the calm you crave.

I see it in the way you stand,

Like you want to be caught.

Every glance a quiet plea,

For discipline you never forgot.

You’ve been bad again, my dear,

Running wild, losing track.

Come a little closer now,

I’ll put the order back.

Slow your breath, mind your tone,

Let me show you how to behave.

You don’t need to fight it now,

I know exactly what you crave.

Fingers tapping on the glass,

Patience wearing thin.

You act like you don’t care at all,

But I see the shake within.

You laugh it off, you tilt your head,

Like you’re daring me to try.

But you wouldn’t be here tonight,

If you didn’t want my eye.

No punishment without consent,

No lesson without trust.

You didn’t come for mercy,

You came because you must.

You’ve been bad again, my dear,

Crossing lines you drew yourself.

Sit still, listen carefully,

Let me put you back in health.

Every rule is spoken soft,

Every warning said with care.

If you’re going to misbehave,

At least do it right here.

I won’t raise my voice,

I won’t rush the pace.

Just a hand at your back,

Keeping you in place.

You like the structure,

The gentle restraint.

Not the fear of being wrong,

But the pleasure of being tamed.

You’ve been bad again, my dear,

But that’s nothing new tonight.

All that fire, all that noise,

Just means you burn too bright.

Stay with me, behave for now,

Let the world fade out of sight.

You can be anything you want,

As long as you’re mine tonight.

Good girl.

That’s better.