by Saul Williams on album Saul Williams

Now I wasn't raised at gunpoint And I've read too many books To distract me from the mirror When unhappy with my looks And I ain't got proper diction For the makings of a thug Though I grew up in the

by Saul Williams on album Saul Williams

Now I wasn't raised at gunpoint And I've read too many books To distract me from the mirror When unhappy with my looks And I ain't got proper diction For the makings of a thug Though I grew up in the

by Saul Williams on album Saul Williams

Now I wasn't raised at gunpoint And I've read too many books To distract me from the mirror When unhappy with my looks And I ain't got proper diction For the makings of a thug Though I grew up in the

by Gisela on album Don't talk to strangers

Don't talk to strangers don't look around life's full of danger in this little town Use elevators avoiding the crowd and don't talk to strangers don't look around Don't look around Protected from talk

by Tom Waits on album Non-Album Releases

Stop me if you've heard this one I feel as though we've met before Perhaps I'm mistaken But it's just that I remind you Of someone you used to care about Oh but that was long ago Now tell me do you

by Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti on album Lover Boy

I recorded this song from memory I heard it a long time ago I don't know who wrote it I don't know who sang it I don't know where it came from or why But I just know that I've heard it Somewhere, so

by Waits Tom on album Foreign Affairs

Waits Tom Foreign Affairs I Never Talk To Strangers stop me if you've heard this one i feel as though we've met before perhaps i'm mistaken

by Bette Midler on album Broken Blossom

Bartender, I'd like a Manhattan, please Stop me if you've heard this one But I feel as though we've met before Perhaps I am mistaken But it's just that I remind you of Someone you used to care about

by Roger Daltrey on album Miscellaneous

The voice brings back memories I'd rather forget that other side of life In the shadows of the blue room Those were free and easy times We were never far behind The innocence abused With every hall w

by Excuse Me Moses on album 1st Last Will

Don't talk to Strangers They could tell you lies Your guardian angel Gave you a lease of life Don't pray to angels They could give you wings Beware of changes You could live your life in sin

by Midler Bette on album Broken Blossom

Midler Bette Broken Blossom I Never Talk To Strangers [B:] "Bartender, I'd like a Manhattan, please." [T:] Um, stop me if you've heard this one, but I feel as though we've met before. Perhaps I a

by TV Girl on album French Exit

(Verse) There's a beautiful girl and a handsome guy She's sittin' all alone, he's givin' her the eye They touch one another, they will meet their eyes in danger What will they say? What do you thi

by Hedley on album Go With the Show (Live)

She was a bottle blond She had her sevens on When I think about it now Just a cougar on the prowl She was hotter than hell Had me under a spell Got the ass doin' yoga Didn't care that she's olda Got o

by Bette Midler on album Broken Blossom

Bette: "Bartender, I'd like a Manhattan, please." Tom: Um, stop me if you've heard this one, but I feel as though we've met before. Perhaps I am mistaken. Bette: But it's just that I remind you of so

by Rick Springfield on album Jessie's Girl

When you were just a young girl and still in school How come you never learned the golden rule? Don't talk to strange men, don't be a fool I'm hearing stories; I don't think that's cool Why dont'you

by Rick Springfield on album The Best Of

When you were just a young girl and still in school How come you never learned the golden rule? Don't talk to strange men, don't be a fool I'm hearing stories; I don't think that's cool Why dont'you

by Rick Springfield on album We Are the '80s

When you were just a young girl and still in school How come you never learned the golden rule? Don't talk to strange men, don't be a fool I'm hearing stories; I don't think that's cool Why dont'you

by Rick Springfield on album Bakissöndag

When you were just a young girl and still in school How come you never learned the golden rule? Don't talk to strange men, don't be a fool I'm hearing stories; I don't think that's cool Why dont'you

by Rick Springfield on album Hangover Sunday

When you were just a young girl and still in school How come you never learned the golden rule? Don't talk to strange men, don't be a fool I'm hearing stories; I don't think that's cool Why dont'you

by Rick Springfield on album Bakishäng

When you were just a young girl and still in school How come you never learned the golden rule? Don't talk to strange men, don't be a fool I'm hearing stories; I don't think that's cool Why dont'you