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.
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
Take you to my house (yeah)
Put you on my couch (yeah)
My lips on your mouth
Then I'm going south
(Say my name)
What's your name again?
What's your name again?
(Say my name)
What's your name again?
Take you to my room (yeah)
Have you saying "Ooh!"
Baby like that?
Yeah, you know what to do
(Say my name)
What's your name again?
What's your name again?
(Say my name)
What's your name again?
What's your name again?
Baby, I don't know
I don't usually do
This is luminal
But you can hammer too
Lips on your
Yeah, I know what to do
Baby it don't matter
I'll be drinking, do whatever
A girl
You're my B, girl
C girl
I got this D, girl
You need to spell it out?
I make it easy
I have you yelling out
Your A, B, C, D
I just wanna F, F, F! (G)
I just wanna F, F, F! (A)
I just wanna F, F, F! (U)
I just wanna F, F, F!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
Music is my life, girl
I just need a mistress
She be in my life, girl
You don't wanna miss this
I'm a L M N O and your P's, oh
You wanna get a little piece of these, yo
26 letters of pleasure with me, so
You wanna bring a friend, would ya?
Wait, watcha say to me?
A girl
You're my B, girl
C girl
I got this D, girl
You need to spell it out?
I make it easy
I have you yelling out
Your A, B, C, D
I just wanna F, F, F! (G)
I just wanna F, F, F! (A)
I just wanna F, F, F! (U)
I just wanna F, F, F!
Ge-ge-ge-get dow-down
Ge-ge-ge-get dow-dow-dow-dow-down
Ge-ge-ge-get down, down, down
Ge-ge-ge-get do-do-down
Ge-ge-ge-ge-get
You can be my student
Give you schoolin'
Show you how to make it bounce
Like a bad check
I can be your teacher
I can teach ya
How to get straight A's
But you really wanna F
You can bite, go fetch
I know what's right but go left
Living in the night, but we hardly dream
In the club goin' Charlie Sheen
A girl
You're my B, girl
C girl
I got this D, girl
You need to spell it out?
I make it easy
I have you yelling out
Your A, B, C, D
I just wanna F, F, F! (G)
I just wanna F, F, F! (A)
I just wanna F, F, F! (U)
I just wanna F, F, F!
A girl
You're my B, girl
C girl
I got this D, girl
You need to spell it out?
I make it easy
I have you yelling out
Your A, B, C, D
I just wanna F, F, F! (G)
I just wanna F, F, F! (A)
I just wanna F, F, F! (U)
I just wanna F, F, F!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
Take you to my house (yeah)
Put you on my couch (yeah)
My lips on your mouth
Then I'm going south
(Say my name)
What's your name again?
What's your name again?
(Say my name)
What's your name again?
Take you to my room (yeah)
Have you saying "Ooh!"
Baby like that?
Yeah, you know what to do
(Say my name)
What's your name again?
What's your name again?
(Say my name)
What's your name again?
What's your name again?
Baby, I don't know
I don't usually do
This is luminal
But you can hammer too
Lips on your
Yeah, I know what to do
Baby it don't matter
I'll be drinking, do whatever
A girl
You're my B, girl
C girl
I got this D, girl
You need to spell it out?
I make it easy
I have you yelling out
Your A, B, C, D
I just wanna F, F, F! (G)
I just wanna F, F, F! (A)
I just wanna F, F, F! (U)
I just wanna F, F, F!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
A-a-b-b-c-c, F Me!
Music is my life, girl
I just need a mistress
She be in my life, girl
You don't wanna miss this
I'm a L M N O and your P's, oh
You wanna get a little piece of these, yo
26 letters of pleasure with me, so
You wanna bring a friend, would ya?
Wait, watcha say to me?
A girl
You're my B, girl
C girl
I got this D, girl
You need to spell it out?
I make it easy
I have you yelling out
Your A, B, C, D
I just wanna F, F, F! (G)
I just wanna F, F, F! (A)
I just wanna F, F, F! (U)
I just wanna F, F, F!
Ge-ge-ge-get dow-down
Ge-ge-ge-get dow-dow-dow-dow-down
Ge-ge-ge-get down, down, down
Ge-ge-ge-get do-do-down
Ge-ge-ge-ge-get
You can be my student
Give you schoolin'
Show you how to make it bounce
Like a bad check
I can be your teacher
I can teach ya
How to get straight A's
But you really wanna F
You can bite, go fetch
I know what's right but go left
Living in the night, but we hardly dream
In the club goin' Charlie Sheen
A girl
You're my B, girl
C girl
I got this D, girl
You need to spell it out?
I make it easy
I have you yelling out
Your A, B, C, D
I just wanna F, F, F! (G)
I just wanna F, F, F! (A)
I just wanna F, F, F! (U)
I just wanna F, F, F!
A girl
You're my B, girl
C girl
I got this D, girl
You need to spell it out?
I make it easy
I have you yelling out
Your A, B, C, D
I just wanna F, F, F! (G)
I just wanna F, F, F! (A)
I just wanna F, F, F! (U)
I just wanna F, F, F!
Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher
What the Fuck Lyrics as written by Fred Riesterer David Guetta
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