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Adam Ant ~ Place In The Country


Adam ant/marco pirroni All i thought i wanted was a front door All i thought i wanted was a place in the country Now i realise i wanted so much more Some i love but you i adore You think you're really swinging But you're off the beat The moves your brains a thinking Doesn't reach your feet You got to get this complication out of your head Or find another man instead You listen very close to what the bad girls said In all those crumby articles and in my bed You say i'm just a stripper not afraid to strip With my brains rattlin' my hips You've got the kind of looks That make a dead man stare But when it comes to working honey You ain't there I try to tell you nicely but the screaming starts You're playing ping pong with my heart more free lyrics

Adam ant/marco pirroni

All i thought i wanted was a front door
All i thought i wanted was a place in the country
Now i realise i wanted so much more
Some i love but you i adore

You think you're really swinging
But you're off the beat
The moves your brains a thinking
Doesn't reach your feet
You got to get this complication out of your head
Or find another man instead

You listen very close to what the bad girls said
In all those crumby articles and in my bed
You say i'm just a stripper not afraid to strip
With my brains rattlin' my hips

You've got the kind of looks
That make a dead man stare
But when it comes to working honey
You ain't there
I try to tell you nicely but the screaming starts
You're playing ping pong with my heart

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