Come on girls, ha ha ha I got something to say
She's got an alligator bag
Top hat to match
Dressed in black on black
She's got a Philipino girlie
She claims is her friend
I tell you boys you just gotta laugh
Now I used to call her Cindy
She changed her name to sin
I guess that's the name of her game
I really used to love her
Then the kitty she discovered
It's got to be a sexual thing

Now all around the world
Girls will be girls

It's the same ol', same ol' situation
It's the same ol', same ol' ball and chain

I say no, no, no
No, no, no

Come on
Now check this out
Introduced me to her lover
In a cellophane dress
Then they bid me a sweet farewell
Last time I saw them
They were kissing so softly
To the sound of wedding bells

Well, all around the world
Girls will be girls

It's the same ol', same ol' situation
It's the same ol', same ol' ball and chain
It's the same ol', same ol' situation
It's the same ol', same ol' ball and chain
I said no, no, no
No, no, no, alright

It's the same ol', same ol' situation
It's the same ol', same ol' ball and chain
Girl it's the same ol', same ol' situation
It's the same ol', same ol' ball and chain

You know we just gotta say

All around the world
Girls will be girls

It's the same ol', same ol' situation
It's the same ol', same ol' ball and chain
I'll tell ya girl it's the same ol', same ol' situation
It's the same ol', same ol' ball and chain
Yeah, uh uh, yeah yeah no, no, yeah yeah


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Same Ol' Situation Lyrics as written by Tommy Lee Nikki Sixx

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    Motley's ode to lesbianism. Slightly ironic and funny because of the fact that the person within the song is talking about an ex-girlfriend who "discovered the kitty" and decides that's "just the way it goes" and avoids emascualtion by adopting this attitude. Also, it's addressing the fact that there are more women "experimenting" and that those decisions are begrudgingly becoming accepted.

    Hawkgoldon November 27, 2004   Link
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    It's a damn good song, with a damn good video, from the one of the best bands ever.

    Razormasticatoron November 30, 2004   Link
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    In the song you here vince say here kitty kitty the kitty is said to be a woman coming back stage acting crazy. you would know that if you read the boook the dirt

    Vamcelveenon April 01, 2005   Link
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    And your point?

    The line "here kitty kitty" and the line "the kitty she discovered" are totally different don't you think?

    Yes, I have read "The Dirt". It's a fantastic read. The Ozzy and Nikki "Ant story" was one of my favorites.

    Hawkgoldon April 17, 2005   Link
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    Omg, I read the dirt, fuck they were fuckin kinky little horny fuckers !! well mainly tommy and vince anyway!!. that book is really good, I almost cried when i read about skylar, that is soooo sad.

    ac/dc_fanon July 08, 2006   Link
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    General Comment

    Regardless of the lyrics, the song's tone sounds like a party with old friends.

    Pirtyfool22on May 11, 2007   Link
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    I would comment on every Crue song if i had time. they all rock.

    bslayon May 01, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    Great sounding song. Outrageous production of the album. This is THE SINGLE BEST PRODUCED ALBUM EVER. And S.O.S. is a tribute to lesbos. The music video is some sweet concert footage. Check it out on youtube.

    rcon1485on January 22, 2010   Link

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