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Cheap Trick ~ Dady Should Have Stayed In High School


I've been waiting every night after school For five long years I'll keep waiting for you five nights a week Cuz i'm no good Ooo- rockin' and a rollin' Reelin' 'til the juke box breaks Ooo- reelin' and a rockin' Rollin' 'til the juke box breaks down I'm thirty but i feel like sixteeen I might even be your daddy I'm dirty but my body is clean I might even be you daddy Ooo- rockin' and a rollin' Reelin' 'til the juke box breaks Ooo- reelin' and a rockin' Rollin' 'til the juke box breaks I like you -you like me? yes? Sorry that i had to gag you You look better completely undressed Sorry but i had to have you I like you -you like me? yes? Sorry that i had to gag you You look better completely undressed Sorry but i had to have you I'm thirty but i feel like sixteeen I might even be your daddy I'm thinking more than a kiss Whip me, spank me, grab me more free lyrics

I've been waiting every night after school
For five long years
I'll keep waiting for you five nights a week
Cuz i'm no good
Ooo- rockin' and a rollin'
Reelin' 'til the juke box breaks
Ooo- reelin' and a rockin'
Rollin' 'til the juke box breaks down
I'm thirty but i feel like sixteeen
I might even be your daddy
I'm dirty but my body is clean
I might even be you daddy
Ooo- rockin' and a rollin'
Reelin' 'til the juke box breaks
Ooo- reelin' and a rockin'
Rollin' 'til the juke box breaks
I like you -you like me? yes?
Sorry that i had to gag you
You look better completely undressed
Sorry but i had to have you
I like you -you like me? yes?
Sorry that i had to gag you
You look better completely undressed
Sorry but i had to have you
I'm thirty but i feel like sixteeen
I might even be your daddy
I'm thinking more than a kiss
Whip me, spank me, grab me

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