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Aerosmith ~ Head First


I was dancing down the sidewalk Just some slam dunk That you might jive And i wondered then About his old girlfriend Was she still around - still alive It's been years Since my gears have been turning Since i asked her same dice dance How the flames of my poor heart been burning If it's hate then this must be romance (chorus) Head first, baby How the good time feelin' lingers Oh, you can be alright On the wrong side of the street I'm so hungry for love I've been lickin' off all my fingers Oh yeah, you got to learn to Take the bitter with the sweet Yeah, i feel just like getting in trouble By the hair on her chinny-chin-chin And i love to get down on the stubble With my teeth it will taste like your grin (repeat chorus) more free lyrics

I was dancing down the sidewalk
Just some slam dunk
That you might jive
And i wondered then
About his old girlfriend
Was she still around - still alive

It's been years
Since my gears have been turning
Since i asked her same dice dance
How the flames of my poor heart been burning
If it's hate then this must be romance

(chorus)
Head first, baby
How the good time feelin' lingers
Oh, you can be alright
On the wrong side of the street
I'm so hungry for love
I've been lickin' off all my fingers
Oh yeah, you got to learn to
Take the bitter with the sweet

Yeah, i feel just like getting in trouble
By the hair on her chinny-chin-chin
And i love to get down on the stubble
With my teeth it will taste like your grin

(repeat chorus)

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