I know a thing or two about her
I know she'll only make you cry
She'll let you walk the street beside her
But when she wants, she'll pass you by

Everybody says she's lookin' good
And the lady knows it's understood
Strutter

She wears her satins like a lady
She gets her way just like a child
You take her home and she says maybe, baby
She takes you down and drives you wild

Everybody says she's lookin' good
And the lady knows it's understood
Strutter

I know a thing or two about her
I know she'll only make you cry
She'll let you walk the street beside her
But when she wants, she'll pass you by

Everybody says she's lookin' good
And the lady knows it's understood

Strutter
Strutter
Strutter


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Strutter Lyrics as written by Paul Stanley Gene Simmons

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    lol, that movie was the best, why no comments, this song is great, i was listenign to my uncles Greatest Kiss and this other one and this song was on it and i forgot about it till i heard it on GTA san andreas today it kicked ass lol it was funny i was like STRUTTER lol, meaning of this song i thinkis just that the girl knows how to walk and strut her stuff as they would say back then, LIVE THE 80s NOW AND KILL THE HIPPIES!

    oldskoolpunker23on January 13, 2005   Link

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