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Bangles, The ~ He's Got A Secret


(v. peterson) Susanna Oh, there he goes Everybody's watching Everybody knows Something's going on It certainly shows When he's got a secret for you It's there when he walks It's there when he smiles He kisses your cheek And disappears for a while Nothing in the world's Gonna cramp his style If only he could keep it from you Oh, i don't believe that You haven't seen by now (seen by now) Don't look at me 'cause i'll never tell Don't you ever wonder Why the phone always rings (phone always rings) Seven-thirty-one Every evening (every evening) Doesn't it upset you When you call his name And he doesn't pay attention to you. Oh, i don't believe that You haven't seen by now (seen by now) Don't look at me 'cause i'll never tell Don't know the places he goes Don't know the people he knows Don't you understand It's out of your hands Oh i, don't believe that You haven't seen by now (seen by now) Don't look at me 'cause i'll never tell more free lyrics

(v. peterson)
Susanna

Oh, there he goes
Everybody's watching
Everybody knows
Something's going on
It certainly shows
When he's got a secret for you

It's there when he walks
It's there when he smiles
He kisses your cheek
And disappears for a while
Nothing in the world's
Gonna cramp his style
If only he could keep it from you

Oh, i don't believe that
You haven't seen by now (seen by now)
Don't look at me
'cause i'll never tell

Don't you ever wonder
Why the phone always rings (phone always rings)
Seven-thirty-one
Every evening (every evening)
Doesn't it upset you
When you call his name
And he doesn't pay attention to you.

Oh, i don't believe that
You haven't seen by now (seen by now)
Don't look at me
'cause i'll never tell

Don't know the places he goes
Don't know the people he knows
Don't you understand
It's out of your hands

Oh i, don't believe that
You haven't seen by now (seen by now)
Don't look at me
'cause i'll never tell

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