Hot Wires
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Hot Wires
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You can't miss her
Walking down the street
Hight hips shaking
Like a mambo beat
Volcanic action
Marking the time
Cement mixer
Blowing your mind
Picture of fitness
Red high heels
Gotta tell you baby
Just what i feel
They say you're high voltage
You're not for real
Please give me a chance
Won't you reveal
Hot wires
Hot wires down the street
Hot wires
Hot wires feel the heat
Across manhatten
You've earned your fame
Everybody knows you
By your nickname
Stock market rising
Your skirt flying high
Peace keeping troops
From the u.n. standing by
The epicenter
Of a 10 on ricter's scale
Men passing out
Their faces turning pale
Please show me what
Your current can do
Just plug me in
And let it run through
Hot wires
Hot wires down the street
Hot wires
Hot wires feel the heat.
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