Karaoké Look but Don't Touch Shirley Bassey
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Hot sun rising out your collar like the mercury
Good fun watching all the ladies cooling down for free
So hot water like a fountain from the hydrant flows
Slow down she isn't yours no matter how much skin she shows
You might see her smiling at you
Don't get over excited unless you're invited
You can't touch her
Because she's up on the screen
It's never gonna mean that she belongs to you
In the street of the office treat her like a goddess or you'll be hurting too
If you can't read the signs you're trying too much
Well here's the headline
Look but don't touch
Don't need your touch
Look hon'
It isn't rocket science
Darling hear me out
It's no fun trying to keep her cool when she's looking out
Young guns think that 'cos she's wearing something short and tight
Down boy doesn't mean she's looking for your love tonight
Just admire her from a distance
Show a little respect
And then try to respect her resistance
Because she's up on the screen
It's never gonna mean that she belongs to you
In the street of the office treat her like a goddess or you'll be hurting too
If you can't read the signs you're trying too much
Well here's the headline
Look but don't touch
Don't need your touch
You might see her
Smiling at you
Don't get over excited unless you're invited
You can't touch her
Because she's up on the screen
It's never gonna mean that she belongs to you
In the street of the office treat her like a goddess or you'll be hurting too
If you can't read the signs you're trying too much
Well here's the headline
Look but don't touch
Don't need your touch
Don't need your touch
Don't need your touch
Don't need your touch
Informations
Rendu célèbre par Shirley Bassey
Auteurs-Compositeurs : Eliot John Kennedy, David Ryan Corbell, James Marcus Jayawardena
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Cet enregistrement est une reprise de Look but Don't Touch rendu célèbre par Shirley Bassey