You think you're cool and got it all
You think you run the scene
I don't believe how you'd conceive
That you're good enough for me
You think you've got it all sewn up
But I'll cut you right down to size
The way I figure, you don't exist
So you'd better realize

Don't you touch
Don't get near
Don't take me for a fool
Make no mistake
No give and take
I'm too good for you

So keep your hands off
Private property
Hands off, oh oh
Keep your hands off
Private property
Hands off me
Hands off
Keep your hands off me

I'm number one when I turn it on
Do you think you can relate?
You'd be amazed, left in a daze
To see me operate

Don't you touch
Don't get near
Don't take me for a fool
Make no mistake
No give and take
I'm too good for you

So keep your hands off
Private property
Hands off, oh oh
Keep your hands off
Private property
Hands off, oh oh

You live in a fantasy
I don't even care
If you're lookin' for sympathy
It ain't there

Hands off
Keep your dirty hands off me

So keep your hands off
Private property
Hands off, oh oh
Keep your hands off
Private property
Hands off, oh oh

Keep your hands off
Private property
Hands off, oh oh
Keep your hands off
Private property
Hands off, oh oh
Hands off


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Private Property Lyrics as written by Kenneth Downing Glenn Raymond Tipton

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, REACH MUSIC PUBLISHING

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