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Beatles ~ Bad Boy (williams)


A bad little kid moved into my neighborhood He won't do nothing right just sitting down and looks so good He don't want to go to school and learn to read and write Just sits around the house and plays the rock and roll music all night Well, he put some tacks on teachers chair Puts some gum in little girl's hair Hey, junior, behave yourself Buys every rock and roll book on the magazine stand Every dime that he get is lost to the jukebox man Well he worries his teacher till at night she's ready to poop From rocking and a-rolling spinning in a hula hoop Well this rock and roll has got to stop Junior's head is hard as rock Now, junior, behave yourself Going tell your mama you better do what she said Get to the barber shop and get that hair cut off your head Threw the canary and you fed it to the neighbors cat You gave the cocker spaniel a bath in mother's laundramat Well, mama's head has got to stop Junior's head is hard as rock Now, junior, behave yourself more free lyrics

A bad little kid moved into my neighborhood
He won't do nothing right just sitting down and looks so good
He don't want to go to school and learn to read and write
Just sits around the house and plays the rock and roll music all night
Well, he put some tacks on teachers chair
Puts some gum in little girl's hair
Hey, junior, behave yourself

Buys every rock and roll book on the magazine stand
Every dime that he get is lost to the jukebox man
Well he worries his teacher till at night she's ready to poop
From rocking and a-rolling spinning in a hula hoop
Well this rock and roll has got to stop
Junior's head is hard as rock
Now, junior, behave yourself

Going tell your mama you better do what she said
Get to the barber shop and get that hair cut off your head
Threw the canary and you fed it to the neighbors cat
You gave the cocker spaniel a bath in mother's laundramat
Well, mama's head has got to stop
Junior's head is hard as rock
Now, junior, behave yourself

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