The Stud
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The Stud
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He's too young to die
Too old to cry
If he talks of love
People might laugh
He's too tough for love
Too butch to cry
He's a stud, a stud, a stud, a stud
One and only friend
His motorbike
Speedin' on the road
Wind in his eyes
Beatin' up the old
Too shy to fight
He's a stud, a stud, a stud, a stud
He's too proud to jerk
Too pretty to work
Standin' in a street
Trousers too tight
He's sellin' himself
To make a few bucks
He's a stud, a stud, a stud, a stud
Sure, he lies, he cheats
Whenever we meet
He has no finesse
Just a pretty face
He's so good
I can't send him away
He's a stud, a stud, a stud, a stud
A stud, a stud
A 50 dollar-leather-trousered-stud!
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Who performs "The Stud"?
Amanda Lear performs "The Stud", and this lyric page sits inside the Amanda Lear catalog on LyroVerse.
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