Her hair it always looks a mess
She could be under stress miss teazyweezy
Why do i let her get my goat
It gives her time to gloat miss teazyweezy
She declares war on everyone
Be careful with your tongue miss teazyweezy
You could call it civil defence
She's probably too tense miss teazyweezy
Oh miss teazyweezy see what you have done
Oh miss teazyweezy she's only having fun
Her hair's a state declaring war
And life's a dreadful bore for teazyweezy
South africans can rock her jeep
By trying to be deep with teazyweezy
With scissors ready in her hands
Nobody stands a chance she's so bloodthirsty
With duelling like you've never seen
I call her african queen she'll do her worsty
Oh miss teazyweezy see what have you done
Oh miss teazyweezy she's only having fun
Hugh Alan Cornwell (born 28 April 1949) is a British singer-songwriter and guitarist, best known as the frontman and lead guitarist of The Stranglers from 1974 to 1990. Cornwell helped define the band's musical image with his raspy voice and dark melodies, influenced by punk rock, new wave, and classical music. During his time with The Stranglers, he wrote some of their most iconic songs like "Always the Sun", "Golden Brown", and "No More Heroes". After leaving the band in 1990, Cornwell embarked on a successful solo career, releasing over ten studio albums. His solo music retains the distinctive characteristics of his style: catchy melodies, introspective lyrics, and a dark atmosphere that have made him one of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters on the British scene. Among his most notable solo albums are "Hooverville" (1990) and "The Ballad of the Great Divide" (2006).
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