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Ramones ~ You're Gonna Kill That Girl


I saw her walking down the street He jumped down, he knocked her off her feet And then I knew it was the end of her. He's gonna kill that girl He's gonna kill that girl tonight. When I saw her walking down the street My heart stood still and skipped a beat Then he knocked her on the floor But he wanted just a little bit more. I saw her lying on the street He jumped down, he knocked her off her feet That's when I knew it was the end of her. Hey. more free lyrics

I saw her walking down the street
He jumped down, he knocked her off her feet
And then I knew it was the end of her.
He's gonna kill that girl
He's gonna kill that girl tonight.
When I saw her walking down the street
My heart stood still and skipped a beat
Then he knocked her on the floor
But he wanted just a little bit more.
I saw her lying on the street
He jumped down, he knocked her off her feet
That's when I knew it was the end of her.
Hey.

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