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Adam Ant ~ 1969 Again


Adam ant/marco pirroni/boz boorer Well hello matey What have you done for me lately? Yeah Are you paying my rent? Are you my best friend? You can't beat our meat So you better shut your pipehole Mister are you listening? To the bingy bingy bingy bingy bongy children Do you feel good? Do you feel the shame? Or is it 1969 again? Oh how you make me Wish i was a baby Yeah When you're playing miss swish Knickers on we're british You're my agony nanny With your big towel protection God made the little fishes And god he made the seven seas God makes us pay for our sins That's why he gave us The bingly bongly children more free lyrics

Adam ant/marco pirroni/boz boorer

Well hello matey
What have you done for me lately?
Yeah
Are you paying my rent?
Are you my best friend?
You can't beat our meat
So you better shut your pipehole

Mister are you listening?
To the bingy bingy bingy bingy bongy children
Do you feel good?
Do you feel the shame?
Or is it 1969 again?

Oh how you make me
Wish i was a baby
Yeah
When you're playing miss swish
Knickers on we're british
You're my agony nanny
With your big towel protection

God made the little fishes
And god he made the seven seas
God makes us pay for our sins
That's why he gave us
The bingly bongly children

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