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| In March 2006, Sampson won the BBC show Making Your Mind Up and will represent the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest in May 2006 in Athens. His winning song, Teenage Life, was written and produced with Ricardo Autobahn from the Cuban Boys, who were responsible for the infamous "hamster dance" hit Cognoscenti Vs. Intelligentsia in 1999. | In March 2006, Sampson won the BBC show Making Your Mind Up and will represent the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest in May 2006 in Athens. His winning song, Teenage Life, was written and produced with Ricardo Autobahn from the Cuban Boys, who were responsible for the infamous "hamster dance" hit Cognoscenti Vs. Intelligentsia in 1999. | ||
| The lyrics are: | |||
| Now hear this, | |||
| "What did you learn at school today?" | |||
| That's what what the teachers used to say | |||
| But they don't know, | |||
| Don't understand do they? | |||
| Why do they always give advice | |||
| Saying "just be nice, always think twice" | |||
| Well it's bee a long time since, | |||
| They had a teenage life | |||
| Dwelling on the past, from back when I was young | |||
| Thinking of my school days and trying to write this song | |||
| Classroom schemes and dreams | |||
| Man they couldn't save me | |||
| Cos my days were numbered when I signed down on Avy | |||
| Teenage kicks running out what could we do | |||
| I still show respect to my boys who made it through | |||
| And getting told off Mr T how my life would be | |||
| Then giving him a signal | |||
| So everyone could see | |||
| Sunshine and shade | |||
| Those girls I'd serenade | |||
| Thinking of those sixth form chicks that misbehave | |||
| Hoping that those days would go on and on forever | |||
| Every day something new | |||
| Just friends running together | |||
| But suddenly school ends | |||
| Your teenage life gone | |||
| All your mates are growing up now | |||
| They're moving on | |||
| And now I'm looking back | |||
| I'll tell you what I know | |||
| Do you listen to your teacher? | |||
| No I don't think so | |||
| "What did you learn at school today?" | |||
| That's what the teachers used to say | |||
| But they don't know | |||
| Don't understand | |||
| Do they | |||
| Why do they always give advice | |||
| Saying "Just be nice, always think twice" | |||
| When it's been a long time since they had a teenage life | |||
| Now if you treat the kids fine, together they will shine | |||
| Ooh ooh ooh shine | |||
| And if you give the kids time, they won't do the crime | |||
| Won't do the crime | |||
| Now my bad old ways | |||
| Were during my school days | |||
| Messing on those grade A's | |||
| My life is just a haze | |||
| I'm going through the struggle | |||
| Five ten and kicking back | |||
| So I could lock my flow | |||
| Lace it up now on the track | |||
| Oh yeh I felt the pain | |||
| Whilst chasing all the fame | |||
| I'm being told I'm nothing | |||
| Just a player in the game | |||
| But now I walk tall | |||
| Stand proud for you to see | |||
| I'm driving these fast cars | |||
| It's five stars for me | |||
| "What did you learn at school today?" | |||
| That's what the teachers used to say | |||
| But they don't know | |||
| Don't understand, do they? | |||
| Why do they always give advice | |||
| Saying "Just be nice, always think twice" | |||
| When it's been a long since they had a teenage life | |||
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Daz Sampson is a British dance DJ and singer.
He is best known for his remixing of popular music. His credits include songs such as Out of Touch, Rhinestone Cowboy and Kung Fu Fighting
In March 2006, Sampson won the BBC show Making Your Mind Up and will represent the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest in May 2006 in Athens. His winning song, Teenage Life, was written and produced with Ricardo Autobahn from the Cuban Boys, who were responsible for the infamous "hamster dance" hit Cognoscenti Vs. Intelligentsia in 1999.
The lyrics are:
Now hear this, "What did you learn at school today?" That's what what the teachers used to say But they don't know, Don't understand do they?
Why do they always give advice Saying "just be nice, always think twice" Well it's bee a long time since, They had a teenage life
Dwelling on the past, from back when I was young Thinking of my school days and trying to write this song Classroom schemes and dreams Man they couldn't save me Cos my days were numbered when I signed down on Avy Teenage kicks running out what could we do I still show respect to my boys who made it through And getting told off Mr T how my life would be Then giving him a signal So everyone could see Sunshine and shade Those girls I'd serenade Thinking of those sixth form chicks that misbehave Hoping that those days would go on and on forever Every day something new Just friends running together But suddenly school ends Your teenage life gone All your mates are growing up now They're moving on And now I'm looking back I'll tell you what I know Do you listen to your teacher? No I don't think so
"What did you learn at school today?" That's what the teachers used to say But they don't know Don't understand Do they Why do they always give advice Saying "Just be nice, always think twice" When it's been a long time since they had a teenage life
Now if you treat the kids fine, together they will shine
Ooh ooh ooh shine
And if you give the kids time, they won't do the crime
Won't do the crime
Now my bad old ways Were during my school days Messing on those grade A's My life is just a haze I'm going through the struggle Five ten and kicking back So I could lock my flow Lace it up now on the track Oh yeh I felt the pain Whilst chasing all the fame I'm being told I'm nothing Just a player in the game But now I walk tall Stand proud for you to see I'm driving these fast cars It's five stars for me
"What did you learn at school today?" That's what the teachers used to say But they don't know Don't understand, do they? Why do they always give advice Saying "Just be nice, always think twice" When it's been a long since they had a teenage life