She's got everything a man could ever ask for.
She is lovely, brighter than a morning star.
She is so beautiful, portrait of a sunset.
She got everything, including my old car.
[Chorus:]
Next time you see her, tell her that I love her.
Next time you see her, tell her that I care.
Next time you see her, tell her that I love her.
Next time I see you, boy you'd better beware.
I'm just trying to warn you that you're bound to get hurt.
I couldn't be her last love, so how could you be her first?
I want to tell you, buddy, things are bound to get rough.
I know that she's only flirting, but I think that I've had enough.
[Chorus]
And if you see her again, I will surely kill you.
And if you see her again, I will surely kill you.
[Chorus]
And if you see her again, I will surely kill you.
And if you see her again, I will surely kill you.
[Chorus]
*Soundtrack:Private Lessons (1981)
source:sing365.com
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Private Lessons (1981)
Cast
Sylvia Kristel ... Nicole Mallow
Howard Hesseman ... Lester Lewis
Eric Brown ... Phillip Fillmore
Meridith Baer ... Miss Phipps
Pamela Jean Bryant ... Joyce
Peter Elbling ... Waiter
Patrick Piccininni ... Sherman
Ed Begley Jr. ... Jack Travis
Ron Foster ... Mr. Fillmore
Dan Barrows ... Green, The Gardener
Marian Gibson ... Florence
Judy Helden ... Miss Kristel's Double
Dan Greenburg ... Hotel Owner
Director: Alan Myerson
Writer: Dan Greenburg
An immigrant housemaid seduces a 15-year-old boy and later fakes her own death as part of his chauffeur's blackmail plot. Troubles arise when the two start to fall in love.
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Review by OrnD (United States)
posted 29 June 2005
This is a classic 70s/80s 'hot for teacher' movie about a teenage boy whose sexy housekeeper seduces him. The plot, mediocre at best. The acting, salvageable. The art direction...wait a second! This movie is about recollecting those teenage years with your 70's glasses on, not about quality film-making. It's about sex and tan lines, cheesy dialog, and being able to see boom mics in the shot. Nothing but FUN!
Don't listen to all the 'boring' people who weighed in on this movie, they shouldn't have watched it in the first place. I hate that PC people like that are actually out there comparing these types of movies to Oscar contenders. News brief: THIS MOVIE ISN'T SUPPOSED TO AND ISN"T TRYING BE IN THAT LEAGUE. This is plain old fun and teen fantasy. All this crap about 'oh that poor boy' is ridiculous. There isn't a 16 year old boy in the world that wouldn't give his left arm to be in this situation.
If you have fun with the 70s and 80s and you can enjoy low budget, cheesy films...see this. If you take life too seriously and suffer allergic reaction to nudity and political INcorrectness...avoid at all costs.
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