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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?


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