The Hard To Get
Neil Innes
Hi hi hi, low low low Hey hey hey, quick quick slow Here's a brand new dance I'll tell you how it's done It's a little unusual And not much fun It's not like the bump It's not like the hustle And it'll never never never Be filmed by Ken Russell It's the hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get Hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get It's easy to do You soon get the knack You just shrug your shoulders and turn your back! And do the hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get Hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get Keep your distance Keep your cool Let no one come near you That's the golden rule HARD TO GET! Hi hi hi, low low low Hey hey hey, quick quick slow You just groove around When you do this dance You don't give no one A second glance But sure as X is X And there are stars up above The hard to get Is a dance of love So do the hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get Hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get It's easy to do You soon get the knack You just shrug your shoulders and turn your back! And do the hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get Hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get Be unapproachable! Remain aloof! Pass the time of day with no one! Be on your own! HARD TO GET! Hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get Hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get Hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get Hard to get, hard to get Everybody's doin' the hard to get Weh-heh-hell everybody Is doin' the ha-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ard To get.....none.
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