Girls Sugarhill Gang

"Girls" by the Sugarhill Gang, released in 1980, is a hip-hop track celebrating female beauty and charm. The song features playful and catchy lyrics that highlight admiration for women, blending humor with flirtation. Its upbeat rhythm and funky beats contributed to the early hip-hop sound, influencing future artists. #HipHop

[Intro]
Whoo! Mm-hm, hm
Oh my goodness, all the girls in this place, man!
Outstanding, outstanding
Yo, yo, over there - that girl, what she's called. What's her name, what's her name?
Hey, hi! How you doin'?
Alright, mama! You look real good today, my dear

Hey guy, guy, what kind of girls you like, man?
Man, I like them fat, I like them tall, some skinny, some small
Man, I like all of them, I like the girls
I can dig that, I can dig that!

I'm tellin' ya, one definition for girls by me is: fine!
That's right, brother
Tellin' ya, they are up in here tonight!
I've got an idea!
What's that?
Why don't we sing a song for 'em?
Okay!

[Chorus: all three]
Girls (oh!)
I love the things they know (love the things they know)
I love the things they show (love the things they show)
I got to be where they go
Swe-e-tness
Pretty girls (oh!)
Sunshine in their hair (sunshine in their hair)
Perfume that they wear (perfume that they wear)
Girls are everywhere

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