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Bruce Springsteen ~ You Can Look (but You Better Not Touch)


Yesterday i went shopping buddy down to the mall Looking for something pretty i could hang on my wall I knocked over a lamp before it hit the floor i caught it A salesman turned around said "boy you break that thing you bought it" You can look but you better not touch boy You can look but you better not touch Mess around and you'll end up in dutch boy You can look but you better not no you better not no you better not touch Well i came home from work and i switched on channel 5 There was a pretty little girly lookin' straight into my eyes Well i watched as she wiggled back and forth across the screen She didn't get me excited she just made me feel mean You can look... Well i called up dirty annie on the telephone I took her out to the drive-in just to get her alone I found a lover's rendezvous the music low set to park I heard a tappin' on the window and a voice in the dark You can look... more free lyrics

Yesterday i went shopping buddy down to the mall
Looking for something pretty i could hang on my wall
I knocked over a lamp before it hit the floor i caught it
A salesman turned around said "boy you break that thing you bought it"

You can look but you better not touch boy
You can look but you better not touch
Mess around and you'll end up in dutch boy
You can look but you better not no you better not no you better not touch

Well i came home from work and i switched on channel 5
There was a pretty little girly lookin' straight into my eyes
Well i watched as she wiggled back and forth across the screen
She didn't get me excited she just made me feel mean

You can look...

Well i called up dirty annie on the telephone
I took her out to the drive-in just to get her alone
I found a lover's rendezvous the music low set to park
I heard a tappin' on the window and a voice in the dark

You can look...

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