The song lyrics were written by the band Van Halen, as they were asked to write a song for the 1979 movie "Over the Edge" starring Matt Dillon. The movie (and the lyrics, although more obliquely) are about bored, rebellious youth with nothing better to do than get into trouble. If you see the movie, these lyrics will make more sense. It's a great movie if you grew up in the 70s/80s you'll definitely remember some of these characters from your own life. Fun fact, after writing the song, Van Halen decided not to let the movie use it.
Come here, big boy
Ah, mm, yeah
You've been a bad, bad boy
I'm gonna take my time, so enjoy
There's no need to feel no shame
Relax, and sip upon my champagne
'Cause I wanna give you a little taste
Of the sugar below my waist, you nasty boy
I'll give you some oh-la-la
Voulez vous coucher avec moi?
I got you breaking into a sweat
Got you hot, bothered, and wet
You nasty boy
Nasty, naughty boy
Oh baby, for all it's worth
I swear I'll be the first to blow your mind
Now, if you're ready, come and get me
I'll give you that hot, sweet, sexy loving (loving)
Hush now, don't say a word
I'm gonna give you what you deserve
Now, you better give me a little taste
Put your icing on my cake
You nasty boy
Oh no, oh there I go again
I need a spanking 'cause I've been bad
So let my body do the talkin'
I'll slip you that hot, sweet, sexy loving
Oh, ha!
Come on, daddy!
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh yeah
Oh yeah, oh, come on, sugar
I got you breaking into a sweat
Got you hot, bothered, and wet
You nasty boy
Nasty, naughty boy
Naughty boy
Oh baby, for all it's worth
I swear I'll be the first to blow your mind
Now that you're ready, give it to me
Just give me that hot, sweet, sexy loving
Now give me a little spanking
Oh, oh, is that all you've got?
Come on now, don't play with me
Oh, give me that hot, sweet, nasty
Boy, don't you make me wait
Now you better give me a little taste
Put your icing on my cake
You nasty boy
Mm
Ah, mm, yeah
You've been a bad, bad boy
I'm gonna take my time, so enjoy
There's no need to feel no shame
Relax, and sip upon my champagne
'Cause I wanna give you a little taste
Of the sugar below my waist, you nasty boy
I'll give you some oh-la-la
Voulez vous coucher avec moi?
I got you breaking into a sweat
Got you hot, bothered, and wet
You nasty boy
Nasty, naughty boy
Oh baby, for all it's worth
I swear I'll be the first to blow your mind
Now, if you're ready, come and get me
I'll give you that hot, sweet, sexy loving (loving)
Hush now, don't say a word
I'm gonna give you what you deserve
Now, you better give me a little taste
Put your icing on my cake
You nasty boy
Oh no, oh there I go again
I need a spanking 'cause I've been bad
So let my body do the talkin'
I'll slip you that hot, sweet, sexy loving
Oh, ha!
Come on, daddy!
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh yeah
Oh yeah, oh, come on, sugar
I got you breaking into a sweat
Got you hot, bothered, and wet
You nasty boy
Nasty, naughty boy
Naughty boy
Oh baby, for all it's worth
I swear I'll be the first to blow your mind
Now that you're ready, give it to me
Just give me that hot, sweet, sexy loving
Now give me a little spanking
Oh, oh, is that all you've got?
Come on now, don't play with me
Oh, give me that hot, sweet, nasty
Boy, don't you make me wait
Now you better give me a little taste
Put your icing on my cake
You nasty boy
Mm
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