All the girls in the bathroom talking
Who their gonna take to the Sadie Hawkins
My ears are hurting but I kept on walking
A smile on my face and air guitar rocking

The Sadie Hawkins dance
In my khaki pants
There's nothing better
Oh oh oh

The girls ask the guys
Its always a surprise
There's nothing better baby
Do you like my sweater

Sitting in the back of my next class nappin'
Gotta give a speech
Then bowed to the clappin'
Then told a funny joke
And the whole class laughing
Think I got a tan from the light in which I was baskin'

The Sadie Hawkins dance
In my khaki pants
There's nothing better
Oh oh oh

The girls ask the guys
Its always a surprise
There's nothing better baby
Do you like my sweater

Scan the cafeteria for some good seating
I found a good spot by the cheerleaders eating
The quarter back asked me if I'd like a beating
I said that's one thing I won't be needing
Since I'm rather smart and cunning
I took off down the next hall running
Only to be stopped by a girl so stunning
Only to be stopped by a girl so stunning

She said "your smooth and good with talking, will
You go with me to the Sadie Hawkins"

The Sadie Hawkins dance
In my khaki pants
There's nothing better
Oh oh oh

The girls ask the guys
Its always a surprise
There's nothing better baby
Do you like my sweater
Do you like my sweater


Lyrics submitted by JohnKo

Sadie Hawkins Dance Lyrics as written by Matt Thiessen

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Capitol CMG Publishing

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    This song is so awesome one of my new favorite songs right now.

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