Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)
Joan Jett And The Blackhearts
We've been here too lo-ong, tryin' to get alo-ong Pretending that you're oh so shy I'm a natural ma'am, doin' all I ca-an My temperature is runnin' high Cry at night, no one in sight An' we got so much to share-are Talking's fine, if you got the time But I ain't got the time to spare-are, yeah-eah Do you wanna touch (yeah), do you wanna touch (yeah) Do you wanna touch me there-ere, where-ere Do you wanna touch (yeah), do you wanna touch (yeah) Do you wanna touch me there-ere, where-ere, there-ere, yeah Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah... Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah... Every girl an' boy-oy needs a little joy-oy All you do is sit an' stare Beggin' on my knee-ees, baby, won't you plea-ease Run your fingers through my hair My, my, my, whiskey and rye-ye Don't it make you feel so fi-ine Right or wrong, don't it turn you o-on Can't you see we're wastin' ti-ime, yeah-eah Do you wanna touch (yeah), do you wanna touch (yeah) Do you wanna touch me there-ere, where-ere Do you wanna touch (yeah), do you wanna touch (yeah) Do you wanna touch me there-ere, where, there, yeah Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah... Do ya (ya, ya), do ya (ya, ya), do ya (ya, ya) Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah... Do ya (ya, ya), do ya (ya, ya), do ya (ya, ya) Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah... Do you wanna touch, do you wanna touch me there Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah... Do you wanna touch, do you wanna touch me there, yeah Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah... My-my-my, do you wanna touch me there, yeah Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah (touch, touch, touch) My-my, Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, my-my-my-my, yeah Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah... Touch me there, oh you know where (yeah, yeah, yeah-yeah) Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah (you know where) Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah...music to move to rock upbeat
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