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Working the village shop |
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Putting a poster up |
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Dreaming of anything |
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Dreaming of the time when you are free from all the trouble you're in |
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In the mud, on your knees |
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Trying hard not to please |
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Anyone, all the time |
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Being a rebel's fine |
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But you go all the way to being brutal |
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You will have a boy tonight |
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You will have a boy tonight |
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On the first bus out of town |
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On the first bus out of town |
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So let's see your kit for games |
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All the girls look the same |
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You are challenging styles for running miles |
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You're running miles in some boys jumper |
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Boo to the business world! |
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You know a girl who's tax free on her back and making |
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Plenty cash |
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While you are working for the joy of giving |
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You will have a boy tonight |
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You will have a boy tonight |
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On the last bus out of town |
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On the last bus out of town |
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You will have a boy tonight |
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You will have a girl tonight |
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And you hope that they will see |
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And you hope that they will see |
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You are in two minds |
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Tossing a coin to decide whether you should tell your folks |
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About a dose of thrush you got when licking railings |
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But you read in a book |
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That you got free in Boots |
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There are lotions, there are potions |
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You can take to hide your shame from all those prying eyes |
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Lazy Jane, all the time |
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Painting lines |
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You are sleeping at bus stops |
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Wondering how you got your name |
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And what you're going to do about it |
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You will have a boy tonight |
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You will have a boy tonight |
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On the last bus out of town |
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On the last bus out of town |
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You will have a boy tonight |
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Baby, you will have a girl tonight |
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On the last bus out of town |
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On the last bus out of town |
