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Our Lips Are Sealed (Live - Boston, MA) - The Go-Go's



     
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Can you hear them
They talk about us
Telling lies
Well that's no surpriseCan you see them
See right through them
They have no shield
No secrets to revealIt doesn't matter what they say
In the jealous games people play
Our lips are sealedThere's a weapon
We must use
In our defense
SilenceWhen you look at them
Look right through them
That's when they'll disappear
That's when you'll be fearedIt doesn't matter what they say
In the jealous games people play
Our lips are sealed
Pay no mind to what they say

It doesn't matter anyway
Our lips are sealedHush, my darling
Don't you cry
Quiet, angel
Forget their liesCan you hear them
They talk about us
Telling lies
Well that's no surpriseCan you see them
See right through them
They have no shield
No secrets to revealIt doesn't matter what they say
In the jealous games people play
Our lips are sealed
Pay no mind to what they say
It doesn't matter anyway
Our lips are sealed
Our lips are sealed
Our lips are sealed
Songwriters
WIEDLIN, JANE / HALL, TERRYPublished by
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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Go-Go's are an all-female American rock and roll group formed in 1978. They made rock history as the first all-woman band in pop music that played their own instruments and wrote their own songs to top the Billboard charts with a #1 album. Stylistically, their energetic music spanned punk-pop, surf, new wave, and rock. They rose to fame in the early-1980s and their unlikely success ushered in an era of new bands and new music in the U.S. Their trend-setting debut album "Beauty and the Beat" is considered one of the cornerstone albums of American new wave.

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