Girl Gone Wild
The girl's gone wild, the neighbors say
She climbs the trees when I'm not looking
She must be trapped under the influence of something so strong[1]
And I'll be damned if I can find it
The neighbors look at me as if there's something I should do
"The girl's gone wild," I think
"What would Neil Young do?"
If she was smoking something funny
I think old Neil would sit her down
He'd sing to her about the Goldrush[2]
And have her pass the bowl around
The neighbors look at me as if there's something I should do
"The girl's gone wild," I think
"What would Neil Young do?"
One thing Neil Young would never think to do is change the key[3]
The girl may have gone wild but
she is still the same tree-hugging, pea-corn-and-granola-eating
Goofy girl to me
If she was doing something so completely dangerous
Like playing with a good man's heart[4]
I still contend that, when a girl's gone wild,
There is no Marshall stack on earth loud enough to drive the message through
The neighbors look at me as if there's something I should do
"The girl's gone wild," I think
"What would Neil Young do?"