Young lust
Happy just to be in lust
Never have to eat no dust
Everybody talk about

Young lust
You're dyin' and you're screamin' inside
Oh you're guilty way before you been tried
It's crazy but you're diggin' it

Young lust
You feel it in the summertime blues
Oh easy when there's nothin' to lose
And baby you been missin' out

Young lust
Sometimes you need it so bad
It's enough to drive a young girl mad
So what you gonna do about it

A little bit o nasty
You look a little sleazy
But don't get any on you

Young lust
You better keep your daughter inside
Or she's gonna get a dose of my pride
Yeah everybody talks about it

Young lust
Once you had it you can never go back
Don't you ever let em give you no slack
When you're streakin down the alley way

Checkin' out the ladies
Who didn't bring their boyfriends
Who love to get in trouble
I got to say I'll see you later meet me in the elevator

Always gettin' stronger
Never gettin' weaker
My love is gettin' longer
I'll keep it in my sneaker

Never keep a secret
Never feelin' guilty
Never gettin' lonely
Never gettin' no peace hidin from the police

Sneakin' out the back way
Sneakin' down the alley way
Gotta do it my way
Do it in the sunshine

Hangin' from the clothesline
Find another tree to climb

Young lust
There's no time for lovin'

Young lust
No don't need one in the oven
Young lust
I'm a-pushin' and a-shovin' it

Young lust
Come on now I just can't wait
Are you fishin or you gonna cut bait
Everybody body doin' it

Young lust
Honey now ain't it a bitch
Sometime you gotta scratch that itch
So what you gonna do about it

(Yeah)


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Young Lust Lyrics as written by Steven Tyler Joe Perry

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    I love this song! I'm just so glad its summer! I love summer relationships to bad they usually break up by the end of the summer tho. :'(

    blueberrycarebearson July 31, 2002   Link
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    they played this song at the end of the simpsons episode they were in too

    Aerobabeon March 15, 2003   Link
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    Cough Pink Floyd's song "Young Lust" was way better Cough

    Muzzyon March 24, 2003   Link
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    This is a Pink Floyd cover? Doesn't seem like it, the lyrics seem to be completely Aerosmith.

    stoolhardyon December 28, 2004   Link
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    Its not a cover of pink floyds young lust, it just has the same name.

    Pink_Floydon January 05, 2005   Link
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    cough innappropriate cough pink floyd shouldn't get a bad rep. from rude fans, should they? as for the song... cough original and well thought out cough THE END

    lsdtangerineon April 03, 2005   Link
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    Well said lsdtangerine.

    graffiti_mysoulon June 29, 2005   Link
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    well they tricked me! When I saw 'young Lust' I though 'Whoa i didn't know that Aerosmith covered that' But I wouldn't have cared either way, Aerosmith are pretty much golden in my book.

    Sordidaon May 03, 2006   Link
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    well i guess ill be the only one to actually talk about the song i really like it it has the raw energy of aerosmith and truly the heart of the pump album

    aerofreakon May 17, 2008   Link

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