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Alphaville ~ Highschool Confidential


She's a cool blonde scheming bitch She makes my body twitch Walking down the corridor You can hear her stilettos click I want her so much i feel sick The girl can't help it, she really can't help it now It's like a highschool, highschool confidential Teenage brandos stalk her in the halls They tease her with cat calls She's a combination anita eckberg, mamie van doren Dagmar highschool confidential What's the principal doin' with her who's that girl Is she screwing with her What's her perfume: tigress by fabergé She makes me cream my jeans When she's coming my way She drives a candy pink cadillac If i don't get her soon, i'll have a heart attack When she flashes me a look i wanna burn my books Givin'up, givin'up, givin'up high-high-high.. more free lyrics

She's a cool blonde scheming bitch
She makes my body twitch
Walking down the corridor
You can hear her stilettos click
I want her so much i feel sick
The girl can't help it, she really can't help it now

It's like a highschool, highschool confidential

Teenage brandos stalk her in the halls
They tease her with cat calls
She's a combination anita eckberg, mamie van doren

Dagmar highschool confidential

What's the principal doin' with her who's that girl
Is she screwing with her
What's her perfume: tigress by fabergé
She makes me cream my jeans
When she's coming my way

She drives a candy pink cadillac
If i don't get her soon, i'll have a heart attack
When she flashes me a look i wanna burn my books
Givin'up, givin'up, givin'up high-high-high..

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