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Aimee Mann ~ You Do


You stay the night at his house With no ride to work And i'm the one who tells you He's another jerk But you're the one who can succeed You've only got to prove your need-- And you do You really do The sex you're trading up for What you hope is love Is just another thing that He'll be careless of But though there are caveats galore You've only got to love him more-- And you do You really do Even when it's all too clear You write a little note that You leave on the bed And spend some time dissecting Every word he said And if he seemed a little strange Well, baby--anyone can change And you do You do You really do more free lyrics

You stay the night at his house
With no ride to work
And i'm the one who tells you
He's another jerk
But you're the one who can succeed
You've only got to prove your need--
And you do
You really do

The sex you're trading up for
What you hope is love
Is just another thing that
He'll be careless of
But though there are caveats galore
You've only got to love him more--
And you do
You really do
Even when it's all too clear

You write a little note that
You leave on the bed
And spend some time dissecting
Every word he said
And if he seemed a little strange
Well, baby--anyone can change
And you do
You do
You really do

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