Kicks After Six

Scorpions

Music :francis buchholz, jim vallance
Lyrics:herman rarebell, klaus meine, jim vallance

Another morning, such as ordinary day
She's doin' time from nine to five
The hours waste away
There's no escape, she's a part of the bog machine
She's a slave to the suit and tie
Seven days a week

But every night
She can hardly wait
It feels alright
To give it all away

Good girls get their kicks after six
Good girls get their kicks after six
(she needs it bad, real real bad)
She wants what she never had
All the things that make a good girl bad
She gets her kicks after six

Some days its hard to face the cruel reality
Just waitin' for the bell to ring
She wants to be free
It feels so good to start another endless night
She spreads her wings for another flight
She's running wild

But every night
She can hardly wait
It feels alright
To give it all away

Good girls get their kicks after six
(she needs it bad, real real bad)
Good girls get their kicks after six
(ooh yeah shake it for me baby)
She wants what she never had
All the things that make a good girl bad
She gets her kicks after six

Good girls get their kicks after six
(she needs it bad, real real bad)
Good girls get their kicks after six
(ooh yeah nothin's gonna stop her)
She wants what she never had
All the things that make a good girl bad
She gets her kicks after six

Good girls get their kicks after six
(she needs it bad, real real bad)
Good girls get their kicks after six
(c'mon baby take it to the limit)
She wants what she never had
All the things that make a good girl bad
She gets her kicks after six
Tags:  621990adn 80s metal classic rock hair metal hard rock numbers rock scorpions
Tag song with: 

Copyright: These lyrics are probably copyright and this copyright should be respected. We use the lyrics as an essential part of the process of lexically analyzing and classifying song lyrics and not for any other purpose. As all the lyrics here have been contributed by members of the public as their interpretation of the work, many will not be accurate. The artist shown is often the performer, rather than the author, of the work.