Don't Knock It
Adam And The Ants · Other Songs - Adam And The Ants
A lovely tan, make sure they see you
A vintage car made by no one knows
Dual fins, I said masters, didn't you know
Wind me up and pull my string
But remember one small thing
Why I can see that your pulled asides
And you act like your really hard
But, your a beverly hills star
Your a beverly hills star
Wowa, don't knock it till you got it
Wowa, don't knock it till you got it
Things at breakfast so tried and true
Always a table never laughed at you
A million five would be really fab
And then it would be good about the tab
A movie deal and another script
How 'bout a cowboy shooting from the hip
Terrible man, terrible names big, big limousine is the thing
Wind me up and pull my string
But remember one small thing
Why I can see that your pulled asides
And you act like your really hard
But, your a beverly hills star
Your a beverly hills star
You just don't know a two step
Like a bull in a china shop
Your a beverly hills star
Your a beverly hills star
Wowa, don't knock it till you got it
Wowa, don't knock it till you got it
Don't knock it
Wind me up and pull my string
But remember one small thing
Why I can see that your pulled asides
And you act like your really hard
But, your a beverly hills star
Your a beverly hills star
You just don't know a two step
Like a bull in a china shop
Your a beverly hills star
Your a beverly hills star
Wowa, don't knock it till you got it
Wowa, don't knock it till you got it
Don't Knock It
Don't Knock It stands as a vibrant example of Adam and the Ants' signature post-punk and new wave sound. Emerging from the band's energetic early period, the track showcases the group's distinctive blend of reggae-inflected rhythms and theatrical rock. Adam Ant's charismatic vocal delivery drives the recording, capturing the playful yet urgent tone that defined the group's rise in the late 1970s. The song reflects the band's ability to merge punk attitude with accessible pop sensibilities, creating a memorable piece within their broader discography. As part of their influential body of work, the recording highlights the musical innovation that helped propel the band to prominence in the British music scene.