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Adam Ant ~ Deutscher Girls


Adam ant We'll do the tango We'll try the fox trot I'll eat a mango You drink a straight scotch You know i told you You could be classy So why did you have To be so nasty? Remember the curls Of the deutscher girls? A love of mine From down on the rhine I'll fill your bath with The finest champagne I'll lick your skin dry I cherish your name The stakes get higher As you dress sparsely So why did you have To be so nasty? I love your blonde hair I kiss your pigtails And i could not share The scratch of your nails And though you mark me Your eyes so glassy Oh why did you have To be so nasty? more free lyrics

Adam ant

We'll do the tango
We'll try the fox trot
I'll eat a mango
You drink a straight scotch
You know i told you
You could be classy
So why did you have
To be so nasty?

Remember the curls
Of the deutscher girls?
A love of mine
From down on the rhine

I'll fill your bath with
The finest champagne
I'll lick your skin dry
I cherish your name
The stakes get higher
As you dress sparsely
So why did you have
To be so nasty?

I love your blonde hair
I kiss your pigtails
And i could not share
The scratch of your nails
And though you mark me
Your eyes so glassy
Oh why did you have
To be so nasty?

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