| Song | Perfect Hustler |
| Artist | John Martyn |
| Album | Glorious Fool |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He was a perfect hustler | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of style | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had gold teeth in | |
| I believe the man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had some style. | |
| I want to know, I need to know | |
| I want your information | |
| My curiosity is as great | |
| As is your implication | |
| I must confess, I've been impressed | |
| The way you move around | |
| I thought you got that kind of form | |
| Back in the lost and found. | |
| Oh,please, won't you tell me your name | |
| Won't you just tell me, who you are | |
| Please, won't you tell me your name | |
| Won't you just please give yourself away. | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had gold teeth | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of style | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had some motion | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe it took a while. | |
| I have a lust | |
| A sudden expectation | |
| Got the inkling | |
| Of an inclination | |
| Got the kind of shape | |
| Make a blind man see | |
| Make a lame man run | |
| You're safe with me | |
| My lips are sealed | |
| They will never be undone. | |
| Ah, you've got to tell me your name | |
| Just tell me who you are, who are you, who are you | |
| Won't you tell me your name | |
| Won't you just give yourself away? | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He was a perfect hustler | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had some style | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He was the perfect hustler | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He must have took a while. | |
| My interest has been aroused by your perpetual motion | |
| My approach is not in the least concerned with high brow notions | |
| You've got the name, you've got the style | |
| You've got a sense of fashion | |
| Underneath that cool lover’s eye... your passion. | |
| Won't you please tell me your name, tell me your name | |
| Tell me, just tell me, who are you? | |
| Won't you please just tell me, tell me your name | |
| Won't you tell me who you are. | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of fashion | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of style | |
| Ah, the man who taught you how to dance | |
| He walked the royal mansions | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He walked the royal mile, uphill! | |
| On his knees! | |
| Through his teeth, of his nose, of his nose, of his nose, of his hose | |
| He taught you how to dance | |
| The can can, cha cha | |
| But you give him the big E. | |
| Give him the elbow | |
| Then the body swerve | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the rubber ear | |
| Give him the rubber ear | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the rubber ear | |
| Body swerve. |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He was a perfect hustler | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of style | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had gold teeth in | |
| I believe the man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had some style. | |
| I want to know, I need to know | |
| I want your information | |
| My curiosity is as great | |
| As is your implication | |
| I must confess, I' ve been impressed | |
| The way you move around | |
| I thought you got that kind of form | |
| Back in the lost and found. | |
| Oh, please, won' t you tell me your name | |
| Won' t you just tell me, who you are | |
| Please, won' t you tell me your name | |
| Won' t you just please give yourself away. | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had gold teeth | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of style | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had some motion | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe it took a while. | |
| I have a lust | |
| A sudden expectation | |
| Got the inkling | |
| Of an inclination | |
| Got the kind of shape | |
| Make a blind man see | |
| Make a lame man run | |
| You' re safe with me | |
| My lips are sealed | |
| They will never be undone. | |
| Ah, you' ve got to tell me your name | |
| Just tell me who you are, who are you, who are you | |
| Won' t you tell me your name | |
| Won' t you just give yourself away? | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He was a perfect hustler | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had some style | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He was the perfect hustler | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He must have took a while. | |
| My interest has been aroused by your perpetual motion | |
| My approach is not in the least concerned with high brow notions | |
| You' ve got the name, you' ve got the style | |
| You' ve got a sense of fashion | |
| Underneath that cool lover' s eye... your passion. | |
| Won' t you please tell me your name, tell me your name | |
| Tell me, just tell me, who are you? | |
| Won' t you please just tell me, tell me your name | |
| Won' t you tell me who you are. | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of fashion | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of style | |
| Ah, the man who taught you how to dance | |
| He walked the royal mansions | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He walked the royal mile, uphill! | |
| On his knees! | |
| Through his teeth, of his nose, of his nose, of his nose, of his hose | |
| He taught you how to dance | |
| The can can, cha cha | |
| But you give him the big E. | |
| Give him the elbow | |
| Then the body swerve | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the rubber ear | |
| Give him the rubber ear | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the rubber ear | |
| Body swerve. |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He was a perfect hustler | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of style | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had gold teeth in | |
| I believe the man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had some style. | |
| I want to know, I need to know | |
| I want your information | |
| My curiosity is as great | |
| As is your implication | |
| I must confess, I' ve been impressed | |
| The way you move around | |
| I thought you got that kind of form | |
| Back in the lost and found. | |
| Oh, please, won' t you tell me your name | |
| Won' t you just tell me, who you are | |
| Please, won' t you tell me your name | |
| Won' t you just please give yourself away. | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had gold teeth | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of style | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had some motion | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe it took a while. | |
| I have a lust | |
| A sudden expectation | |
| Got the inkling | |
| Of an inclination | |
| Got the kind of shape | |
| Make a blind man see | |
| Make a lame man run | |
| You' re safe with me | |
| My lips are sealed | |
| They will never be undone. | |
| Ah, you' ve got to tell me your name | |
| Just tell me who you are, who are you, who are you | |
| Won' t you tell me your name | |
| Won' t you just give yourself away? | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He was a perfect hustler | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| I believe he had some style | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He was the perfect hustler | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He must have took a while. | |
| My interest has been aroused by your perpetual motion | |
| My approach is not in the least concerned with high brow notions | |
| You' ve got the name, you' ve got the style | |
| You' ve got a sense of fashion | |
| Underneath that cool lover' s eye... your passion. | |
| Won' t you please tell me your name, tell me your name | |
| Tell me, just tell me, who are you? | |
| Won' t you please just tell me, tell me your name | |
| Won' t you tell me who you are. | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of fashion | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He had a sense of style | |
| Ah, the man who taught you how to dance | |
| He walked the royal mansions | |
| The man who taught you how to dance | |
| He walked the royal mile, uphill! | |
| On his knees! | |
| Through his teeth, of his nose, of his nose, of his nose, of his hose | |
| He taught you how to dance | |
| The can can, cha cha | |
| But you give him the big E. | |
| Give him the elbow | |
| Then the body swerve | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the rubber ear | |
| Give him the rubber ear | |
| Give him the body swerve | |
| Give him the rubber ear | |
| Body swerve. |