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April Wine ~ Teenage Love


(robert segarini)
Published by robertunes/slalom publishing co. - bmi
I don't want no older woman, who really doesn't dig my scene
And i don't want no spaced out groupie, who wants to be a gypsy queen
And i don't want no nasty lady, who doesn't dig rock 'n' roll
Cause i just want the dew eyed daughter of a father that lost control

Gimme some teenage love, ooh gimme some teenage love
Come on baby, you're drivin' me crazy, gimme some teenage love

I don't want no modern lover, who really doesn't dig my sound
And i don't want no boozed out floozy, who needs to lose a few more pounds
And i don't want no nasty lady, who doesn't dig rhythm and blues
Cause i just want the dew eyed daughter of a father that was born to lose

So gimme some teenage love, ooh gimme some teenage love
Come on baby, you're drivin' me crazy, gimme some teenage love

I don't want no sophisticated lady, who really doesn't dig my scene
And i don't want no funky chickie, who used to be a country queen
And i don't want no rich bitch sugar, who doesn't dig rhythm and blues
Cause i just want the dew eyed daughter of a father that was born to lose

So gimme some teenage love, ooh gimme some teenage love
So come on baby, you're drivin' me crazy, and gimme some teenage love
Gimme some teenage love, gimme some teenage love
Gimme some teenage love, gimme some teenage love
Come on baby, you're drivin' me crazy, gimme some teenage love
Come on baby, you're drivin' me crazy, gimme some teenage love


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