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Adam Ant ~ Miss Thing


Adam ant/marco pirroni

Miss thing what you got to say?
We saw a honey just the other day
A wild cat, a loud shirt
Thinking up stuff just to different

Wa-la-ba-loomba
Wa-la-ba-loomba
Wa-la-ba-loomba
Wa-la-ba-loom
She was the only one to love him up right

Miss thing - where you gonna go?
You ever seen a man jump a piano?
Guttertalk, knock 'em dead
Pompadour six inches above his head

Wa-la-ba-loomba.... etc.

Miss thing please tell me why
He says "child" when he meets another guy
Sweaty staggering out of the swamp
Freaky-deak dancing, pumping that pomp

Wa-la-ba-loomba.... etc.

Turn it up
Have your fill
Up in the treble
A voice like a power drill.


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