Pretty Young Girl
Bad Boys Blue · Hit Collection [2006]
First love can be frightening, that's true
But take me as your brother and your friend
And take me as your lover and your man
Ah-Ah
Pretty young girl on my mind
How I wish you to be mine (Woohoho)
Girl you're no child anymore
(No child, no child anymore)
Ah-Ah
Pretty young girl on my mind (On my mind)
Don't you know, know I can't hide (I can't hide)
(Woohoho) Can't hide my feelings
You're my girl and you're sixteen
Don't know (Don't know), is it wrong? Is it right?
Sweet girl (Sweet girl), I wanna love you tonight.
So, take me as your brother and your friend,
But, first of all, I want to be your man
Ah-Ah
Pretty young girl on my mind
How I wish you to be mine (Woohoho)
Girl you're no child anymore
(No child, no child anymore)
Ah-Ah
Pretty young girl on my mind (On my mind)
Don't you know, know I can't hide (I can't hide)
(Woohoho) Can't hide my feelings
You're my girl and you're sixteen
Pretty young girl on my mind
How I wish you to be mine (Woohoho)
Girl you're no child anymore
(No child, no child anymore)
Ah-Ah
Pretty young girl on my mind (On my mind)
Don't you know, know I can't hide (I can't hide)
(Woohoho) Can't hide my feelings
No more
[Fade out]
Pretty young girl on my mind
How I wish...
Pretty Young Girl
Bad Boys Blue's "Pretty Young Girl" stands as a defining track from their 2006 compilation, "Hit Collection." The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of rock and roll energy and melodic sensibility, characteristic of their mid-to-late career output. Released alongside other notable tracks like "Heaven Or Hell" and "Don't Walk Away," the recording captures the group's ability to craft anthemic songs that resonate with audiences seeking a classic rock experience. While the specific chart performance of this single remains a matter of public record, its enduring presence in their discography highlights its status as a staple of their catalog. The track serves as a testament to the band's continued relevance and musical identity during this period, offering a polished performance that aligns with the broader rock genre of the era.