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Turn It Up Lyrics: 1, 2, 3, 4, turn it up and boom boom boom / They never taught me about these things in school / I found my own way made up all my rules / Don't need any teachers you all...
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Girlschool - Turn It Up Lyrics : 1, 2, 3, 4, turn it up and boom boom boom They never taught me about these things in school I found my own way made up all my rules Don't need any teachers you all know what to do So make your mind up you know what's ..
Girlschool Lyrics. "Turn It Up" 1, 2, 3, 4, turn it up and boom boom boom. They never taught me about these things in school. I found my own way made up all my rules. Don't need any teachers you all know what to do. So make your mind up you know what's good for you. 1, 2, 3, 4, turn it up and boom boom boom. 1, 2, 3, 4, just turn it up.
- C’mon Let’s Go (Hit And Run, 1981) “I know they have so many great songs, but this is my favourite. It grabs you by the throat and shakes you up. There’s so much steel in this song.
- Fox On The Run (Take A Bite, 1988) “Man, they take The Sweet song and really own it. I love the video as well, because the girls look so natural in it. That’s part of their appeal.
- 20th Century Boy (Play Dirty, 1983) “Another cool cover, this time of the T. Rex classic. I love the way this runs along, and Girlschool give it their own edge.
- Hit And Run (Hit And Run, 1981) “When I first went solo I also had a song called Hit And Run. That was on my Dancin’ On The Edge album. But Girlschool had it first, even though I hadn’t heard it at the time.
May 3, 2021 · Punk wasn’t just the soundtrack to nights on the town – it was responsible for giving Girlschool a leg-up. Energised by the scene’s DIY spirit, a friend of the band had set up his own label and offered to release their debut single, the exuberant Take It All Away.
Feb 7, 2018 · Below, Mick chooses his 10 favourite Girlschool songs. Take It All Away (Single, 1989) Not as heavy as the album version a year later, but this indie release – essentially a cheap demo – already shows all the razor-edged musical charisma that was to become a Girlschool signature.
