Anything Goes

Album: Black Ice (2008)
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  • Got a taste of a rocking band
    Standing there holding out your hand
    Better lock up all your doors
    She's like a spinning dynamo
    You're handing out the token prize
    Giving you a brand new ride

    Oh there she goes, she goes
    And nobody knows where she goes

    Banging drums, working out all fast
    Heavy tune I can play it loud
    You know she's blowing away all the others
    You're never man enough take it on all night
    You better razzle dazzle on that stage
    Keep on rocking all through the night

    Oh there she goes, she goes
    And nobody knows
    Where she goes she goes

    A heavy rocking tune is playing
    Playing as the night rolls on
    Sneaking off with the Romeo
    Where she goes, nobody knows

    A heavy rocking tune is playing on a flat screen color TV
    Sneaking over creepy crawly, never give it up to take it out through the night

    There she goes she goes, and nobody knows
    Where she goes she goes
    There she goes she goes, and nobody knows
    Where she goes she goes
    There she goes she goes, and nobody knows
    Where she goes she goes
    There she goes she goes, and nobody knows
    Where she goes she goes Writer/s: Angus Mckinnon Young, Malcolm Mitchell Young
    Publisher: CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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