The Knack - "Good Girls Don't" - Official Video скачать видео бесплатно

boardskins

till she's sittin' on your face

Ruthbear

We all need a break from cable and that so called new cable that DJs are forced to play all the time. I'm lucky I got satellite radio. 1979 is worth learning about. Thanks.

Marcelo Gomes Melo

"Ela é o seu sonho de adolescente/Coisas de garotos de escola/Um romance doce, pegajoso/Faz você querer gritar e avançar todos os sinais/Mas terá que fantasiar,pois ela está lhe dizendo/Que há coisas que garotas boas não fazem/Mas ela faz".

Diana Riss

Doug is like a 1979 John Lennon.

Patricia Johnson

Memories....

StudioZ7

WHAT? Censored lyrics!

Markith Harris

why I love youtube / so I can't think of the last song without thinking of this one 

sean wayland

I can't believe they don't play the original, It's not put you in your place. Its sitting on your face, I have the original. love the song, hate the version they have on here.

Erika Lombardo

What happened to the 'sitting on your face' lyric?

Steve Wiest

This song would have been a bigger hit in '83! Definitely before it's time!!

Gram Znatch

The Knack - "Good Girls Don't" - Official Video

Logical Prepper

Another classic from "The Knack"!

Jason Place

OK all you mid 40's-50 people, if you could go back in time to relive the 80's, BUT you would lose 15 to 20 years of your life, would you it??? The 80's were a unique and amazing decade. The music! The parties! The dances! The friends (many of which you still have 30 years later). Even the movies (ET, The Breakfast Club, Fast Times At Ridgemont High. Dirty Dancing ("Nobody puts Baby in the corner!")!! Now that you know that the worst that can happen to you is to be grounded for a week or two, would you have done more than you did the first time?? I gotta say YES to both questions. Many of us want to get back to the big hair, the leg warmers, and the jean jackets! The 80's were the last decade that, as a kid, we could stay out until dark, safely go into neighbors houses, and there was no reason to get out of bed if you fell asleep and forgot to lock the front door. We didn't have XBox or Wees, or cell phones. If we had a day of technological gaming, it was playing Frogger or Pong! We were totally happy playing hide and seek or Cowboys and Indians (I'm part Native American, though being an Indian never bothered me) and we never heard of being PC. We made complex tunnels in the snow banks, used ropes to swing 5 or 6 kids at a time 20 to 40 feet in the air (and we all lived when we fell off!), and fed marshmallows to raccoons from the back door steps. Some of us with a lot of patience even taught chipmunks to eat nuts out of our hands or on our shoulders. Life was easier, and a hell of a lot more fun than any kid has today. Why? Because we were safe. Children could wander the neighborhood, ride our bikes along roadsides, and enjoy running through connected yards sometimes until 9 or 9:30! To put it simply, we were safe. Everyone knew everyone but maybe it was because we could go OUTSIDE (and we preferred it that way)!

dirtyshortsPU

PC bullshit! Utica NY! YES!

davemccarthy52

terrific. forgot how good they were...

Johnnie Angel

Good Evening everyoneLet's start it off with this one 

Dom Marasco

very cool!

Donald Kelly

Amazing powerpop pearl/

iriegnome

I absolutely love this song, but not the radio edit version. Just seems to miss that edge

Jeanie O'Grady

This was the first band I ever saw in concert in 1979 - they were great. Wish they hadn't sanitized the song, the original is pretty tame compared to some of the music out there today.

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