Girls
Beastie Boys
all I really want is girls And in the morning it's girls Cause in the evening it's girls I like the way that they walk And it's a thrill to hear them talk And I can always make them smile From my Castle to the Nile Back in the day There was this girl who got away She liked by home-piece M.C.A. He said he would not give her play I asked him, "Please?" - he said, "You may." Her pants were tight and that's ok If she would dance - I would D.J. We took a walk down to the bay I hope she'll say, "Hey me and you should hit the hay!" I asked her out - she said, "No way!" So I broke up with her with no delay I heard she moved real far away That was two years ago this May I saw her just the other day Jockin' Mike D. to my dismay Girls - to do the dishes Girls - to clean up my room Girls - to do the laundry Girls - and in the bathroom Girls - that's all I really want is girls Two at a time - I want girls With new wave hairdos - I want girls I ought to whip out my - girls, girls, girls, girls, girls!80s 80s y 90s 90s alternative alternative rap alternative top Awesome B-Boys baila-baila bardzo smieszna muzyka wywoluj Beastie Boys best album car songs classic ear crack esto lo bailaba yo en alternat esto lo bailaba yo en el lobo expressing gratitude fast favorites FUCKING AWESOME fun fundamental girl songs girls are awesome golden age hba radio hip hop hip pop Hip-Hop hip-hop and rap hiphop love eric mitica old school Old School Hip Hop old school rap pop rap rap-core rick rubin schrockstar sick simplistic solid hip-hop summer teen years temazo thats the stuff the rainbow family podcast upbeat wanted Welcome to the teenaged mix ta white chick
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